1) A hot air balloon is a machine meant to fly at high altitude and well known in four season country and throughout the globe. A hot air balloon competition is to be held in London and the month available for the competition only December and July. The organizer wants the hot air balloon to fly faster in upward direction, so it is more exciting. Help the organizer to choose the right month based on fluid mechanics principle and give analysis to your selected month.

1) A hot air balloon is a machine meant to fly at high altitude and well known in four season country and throughout the globe. A hot air balloon competition is to be held in London and the month available for the competition only December and July. The organizer wants the hot air balloon to fly faster in upward direction, so it is more exciting. Help the organizer to choose the right month based on fluid mechanics principle and give analysis to your selected month.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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