A propeller-driven aircraft has a maximum endurance of 13.2 hours when flying according to cruise climb conditions. What is the range of the flight if the aircraft's speed is 69 ms efficiency is 0.85 and the specific fuel consumption is 10 kg ws? The answer should have units of km. the propeller

A propeller-driven aircraft has a maximum endurance of 13.2 hours when flying according to cruise climb conditions. What is the range of the flight if the aircraft's speed is 69 ms efficiency is 0.85 and the specific fuel consumption is 10 kg ws? The answer should have units of km. the propeller

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