Consider a business jet with the following characteristics: • Weight: 25208 kg • Wing area: 53.5 m^2 • Wing span: 21.7 m • Cruise altitude: 10,000 m • Drag polar parameters (cruise): CD0 = 0.015, K= 0.08 • Engine: Number of engines: 2 Max. thrust (at sea level, for 1 engine): 45 kN TSFC (for 1 engine): 0.41 1/h Calculate the velocity for minimum thrust required using the analytical expression (formula)? Calculate the velocity for minimum power required using the analytical expression (formula).? Calculate the maximum velocity using one possible graphical approach, and analytical approach?

Consider a business jet with the following characteristics: • Weight: 25208 kg • Wing area: 53.5 m^2 • Wing span: 21.7 m • Cruise altitude: 10,000 m • Drag polar parameters (cruise): CD0 = 0.015, K= 0.08 • Engine: Number of engines: 2 Max. thrust (at sea level, for 1 engine): 45 kN TSFC (for 1 engine): 0.41 1/h Calculate the velocity for minimum thrust required using the analytical expression (formula)? Calculate the velocity for minimum power required using the analytical expression (formula).? Calculate the maximum velocity using one possible graphical approach, and analytical approach?

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