1- Select the optimum choice for: high speed air craft skins material.Table 1: The properties of metallic materialsE, GPa Max. use lemp, 'C | Density, Mg/cm' ay, MPa | Relative cost perunit sheet areaMaterial2.83002Aluminum alloy200692007,8350350700Carbon steelStainless steel1937.865068.96006Nickel alloyTitanium alloy20710001166004.590010Table 2: Weighting factorSpecific yield strength:Max, use temperature:Youngs modulus:42

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1- Select the optimum choice for: high speed air craft skins material. Table 1: The properties of metallic materials Material E, GPa Max. use lemp., 'C | Density, Mg/cm' | ay, MPa | Relative cost per unit sheet area 2 2.8 300 Aluminum alloy Carbon steel Stainless steel 200 69 200 350 700 7.8 350 193 7.8 650 6 8.9 600 Nickel alloy Titanium alloy 207 1000 116 600 4.5 900 10

1- Select the optimum choice for: high speed air craft skins material. Table 1: The properties of metallic materials Material E, GPa Max. use lemp., 'C | Density, Mg/cm' | ay, MPa | Relative cost per unit sheet area 2 2.8 300 Aluminum alloy Carbon steel Stainless steel 200 69 200 350 700 7.8 350 193 7.8 650 6 8.9 600 Nickel alloy Titanium alloy 207 1000 116 600 4.5 900 10

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