Fpp dAUsurfaceWakeFig. 9.9 Flow over a flat plate normal to the flowDrag coefficients are usually obtained empiricallyConsider a stationary, thin, flat plate with area of 2.00 m^2 for each face orientedperpendicular to a flow. The pressure exerted on the front face of the plate (facinginto the flow) is 1.32 atm, and is constant over the face. The pressure exerted on theback face of the plate (facing away from the flow) is 2,088.6 lb/ft^2 and is constantover the face. Calculate the aerodynamic force in kilo-newtons on the plate.

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