Q2. Let's calculate the force on the flying bird. For a parrot to fly, the parrot needs to come up with the force 'thrust' to overcome its gravity and drag. The lift force helps the parrot, on the other hand. Using the essential parameters given below, calculate the thrust magnitude to ensure the force equilibrium. y Thrust Afront Abottom Coefficient of drag = 0.1; Coefficient of lift = 0.2 Air density = 1.2 kg/m³ Afront = 10 cm²; Abottom = 30 cm? 20 g Parrot mass = velocity of the parrot with respect to the air= 10 m/s £ Gravitational acceleration = -9.81 m/s² ŷ

Q2. Let's calculate the force on the flying bird. For a parrot to fly, the parrot needs to come up with the force 'thrust' to overcome its gravity and drag. The lift force helps the parrot, on the other hand. Using the essential parameters given below, calculate the thrust magnitude to ensure the force equilibrium. y Thrust Afront Abottom Coefficient of drag = 0.1; Coefficient of lift = 0.2 Air density = 1.2 kg/m³ Afront = 10 cm²; Abottom = 30 cm? 20 g Parrot mass = velocity of the parrot with respect to the air= 10 m/s £ Gravitational acceleration = -9.81 m/s² ŷ

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