Final answer:
The coefficient of lift (CL) of an airfoil with the given parameters is calculated to be 0.35 when rounded to two decimal places.
Step-by-step explanation:
The coefficient of lift (CL) can be calculated using the lift equation: CL = L / (0.5 × p × V² × A), where L is the lift force, p is the air density, V is the velocity relative to the airfoil, and A is the wing area.
Plugging in the values given: CL = 1200 N / (0.5 × 1.225 kg/m³ × (10 m/s)² × 56 m²).
Performing the calculation yields:
CL = 1200 / (0.5 × 1.225 × 100 × 56) = 1200 / (0.6125 × 5600) = 1200 / 3430 = 0.349854
Therefore, the coefficient of lift (CL) rounded to two decimal places is 0.35.