A light combat aircraft weighs 75,000 N and has a wing area of 27 m2. The maximum lift coefficient with high-lift devices is 1.8, and the structural limit load factor is 6.0. While flying at 250 km/h, the aircraft makes a 90 deg turn in 8 s at sea level holding a constant altitude and at an angle of attack such that the lift-to-drag ratio is 8.0. Find (a) the bank angle, (b) load factor, (c) radius of turn, and (d) the thrust required. [Answer: (a) u = 54.26 deg, (b) n (c) R = 353.7665 m, and (d) T = 16,050 N.) = 1.7120, %3D

A light combat aircraft weighs 75,000 N and has a wing area of 27 m2. The maximum lift coefficient with high-lift devices is 1.8, and the structural limit load factor is 6.0. While flying at 250 km/h, the aircraft makes a 90 deg turn in 8 s at sea level holding a constant altitude and at an angle of attack such that the lift-to-drag ratio is 8.0. Find (a) the bank angle, (b) load factor, (c) radius of turn, and (d) the thrust required. [Answer: (a) u = 54.26 deg, (b) n (c) R = 353.7665 m, and (d) T = 16,050 N.) = 1.7120, %3D

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