Example: Calculating properties after an oblique shock

Let's get to work solving problems with oblique shocks. Remember! The properties after an oblique shock are changed by only the normal component of the velocity. We can use the normal shock tables to get the ratios, but we first have to calculate the normal component of the Mach number. We will also run into and talk about an error when using the Po2/P1 ratio from the normal shock tables.