#1. Consider a Boeing 747-700 in straight-and-level cruise flight on a standard day. The aircraft has a wing area of 525 m and is flying geometric altitude of hc = 10,000 m. At a certain time during the flight, its mass is 3.5 x 105 kg and each of the four engines produces 50 kN of thrust. C was calculated as 0.4. a) Determine the cruise airspeed. b) Determine the total drag coefficient.

#1. Consider a Boeing 747-700 in straight-and-level cruise flight on a standard day. The aircraft has a wing area of 525 m and is flying geometric altitude of hc = 10,000 m. At a certain time during the flight, its mass is 3.5 x 105 kg and each of the four engines produces 50 kN of thrust. C was calculated as 0.4. a) Determine the cruise airspeed. b) Determine the total drag coefficient.

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