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If the mean velocity adjacent to the top of a wing of 1.8 m chord is 40 m/s and that adjacent to the bottom of the wing is 31 m/s when the wing moves through still air at 33.5 m/s, estimate the lift per
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If the mean velocity adjacent to the top of a wing of 1.8 m chord is 40 m/s and that adjacent to the bottom of the wing is 31 m/s when the wing moves through still air at 33.5 m/s, estimate the lift per meter of span.

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Answer:

lift per meter of span = 702 N/m

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If the mean velocity adjacent to the top of a wing of 1.8 m chord is 40 m/s and that-example-1
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