An airplane wing model is designed with a similarity test. The lift force is a function of speed, chord, density, viscosity, speed of sound, and angle of attack. FL = f (V, Lc, p, μ, c, a) Determine the dimensionless numbers that represent the problem (develop in evidence)

An airplane wing model is designed with a similarity test. The lift force is a function of speed, chord, density, viscosity, speed of sound, and angle of attack. FL = f (V, Lc, p, μ, c, a) Determine the dimensionless numbers that represent the problem (develop in evidence)

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