Consider a business jet, like the GulfstreamG550, flying at a standard altitude of 30,000 ftand V1 = 525 mph. Assuming inviscid,incompressible flow, calculate the pressuremeasured by the Pitot tube.

Given:Standard altitude, h=30000 ft or 9144 mvelocity of stream, V1=525 mph or 145.833 m/s

Consider a business jet, like the Gulfstream G550, flying at a standard altitude of 30,000 f and V1 = 525 mph. Assuming inviscid, incompressible flow, calculate the pressure measured by the Pitot tube.

Consider a business jet, like the Gulfstream G550, flying at a standard altitude of 30,000 f and V1 = 525 mph. Assuming inviscid, incompressible flow, calculate the pressure measured by the Pitot tube.

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and V1 = 525 mph. Assuming inviscid,
incompressible flow, calculate the pressure
measured by the Pitot tube.

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