25/A- Airbus 320 fly in steady level flight with altitude 10.5 km and the density at this level p=0.3877 kg/m³, mass of aircraft 6500 kg, wing area 124 m², CD = 0.015+ 0.02 CL², maximum thrust at sea level 53.015 kN. Calculate maximum velocity.

25/A- Airbus 320 fly in steady level flight with altitude 10.5 km and the density at this level p=0.3877 kg/m³, mass of aircraft 6500 kg, wing area 124 m², CD = 0.015+ 0.02 CL², maximum thrust at sea level 53.015 kN. Calculate maximum velocity.

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p=0.3877 kg/m³, mass of aircraft 6500 kg, wing area 124 m², CD = 0.015+ 0.02 CL²,
maximum thrust at sea level 53.015 kN. Calculate maximum velocity.
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