Problem 1:Consider a flying wing with a NACA 2412 airfoil, an aspectratio of 10, and a wing area of 20 m2. Assume the span efficiency factor e= er =0.9, and the Reynolds number = 5.7 x 10°.If the wing angle of attack is at 4-deg, compute C., and Co ata)standard sea-level conditions.b)If the pressure altitude is 8 km and the flight velocity is 100 m/s,compute the lift L and the total drag D on the airplane.

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Description: Problem 1:Consider a flying wing with a NACA 2412 airfoil, an aspectratio of 10, and a wing area of 20 m2. Assume the span efficiency factor e= er =0.9, and the Reynolds number = 5.7 x 10°.If the wing angle of attack is at 4-deg, compute C., and Co

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Problem 1: Consider a flying wing with a NACA 2412 airfoil, an aspect atio of 10, and a wing area of 20 m2. Assume the span efficiency factor e =e= .9, and the Reynolds number 5.7 x 10. a) standard sea-level conditions. If the wing angle of attack is at 4-deg, compute Ct. and Cp at b) compute the lift L and the total drag D on the airnlane If the pressure altitude is 8 km and the flight velocity is 100 m/s,

Problem 1: Consider a flying wing with a NACA 2412 airfoil, an aspect atio of 10, and a wing area of 20 m2. Assume the span efficiency factor e =e= .9, and the Reynolds number 5.7 x 10. a) standard sea-level conditions. If the wing angle of attack is at 4-deg, compute Ct. and Cp at b) compute the lift L and the total drag D on the airnlane If the pressure altitude is 8 km and the flight velocity is 100 m/s,

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