Choose the most appropriate statement with respect to the pressure distribution of an airfoil. The flow velocities go to zero at the leading and trailing edge points. O Upper and lower surface pressures are lower than under free-stream conditions. Upper and lower surface pressures are higher than under free-stream conditions. O Lift is the difference between the lower and upper surface pressures.

Choose the most appropriate statement with respect to the pressure distribution of an airfoil. The flow velocities go to zero at the leading and trailing edge points. O Upper and lower surface pressures are lower than under free-stream conditions. Upper and lower surface pressures are higher than under free-stream conditions. O Lift is the difference between the lower and upper surface pressures.

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