1. A NASA Learjet has a section of one wing instrumented with devices capable of measuring temperature and pressure at discrete points on the wing. If at one of these points, the instruments measure pressure = 10 psi and temperature = -20°F, what is the density of the air at that point?

1. A NASA Learjet has a section of one wing instrumented with devices capable of measuring temperature and pressure at discrete points on the wing. If at one of these points, the instruments measure pressure = 10 psi and temperature = -20°F, what is the density of the air at that point?

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