A jet aircraft has the following data: W = 50,000.0 N, Cp = 0.02 + 0.04C{, CLmax 1.2, S= 30 m², T = 14,500o0.65 N, c = 1.500:25 N/Nh, oil consumption = 1 N for every 25 N of fuel, and Wf at an altitude of 5000 m (o = 0.60) and (b) reduction in the range if the aircraft encounters a steady headwind of 20 m/s during the cruise. [Answer: (a) 2075.05 km and (b) 448.49 km.] 20,000.0 N. Determine (a) still-air range and endurance

A jet aircraft has the following data: W = 50,000.0 N, Cp = 0.02 + 0.04C{, CLmax 1.2, S= 30 m², T = 14,500o0.65 N, c = 1.500:25 N/Nh, oil consumption = 1 N for every 25 N of fuel, and Wf at an altitude of 5000 m (o = 0.60) and (b) reduction in the range if the aircraft encounters a steady headwind of 20 m/s during the cruise. [Answer: (a) 2075.05 km and (b) 448.49 km.] 20,000.0 N. Determine (a) still-air range and endurance

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