Compute the lift and drag coefficients for a flat plate airfoil of chord length c = 1m in supersonic flow through air (y = 1.4) at M∞ = 3 and a = 8°. Explain in detail how you find the angle for alpha 3.

Compute the lift and drag coefficients for a flat plate airfoil of chord length c = 1m in supersonic flow through air (y = 1.4) at M∞ = 3 and a = 8°. Explain in detail how you find the angle for alpha 3.

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at M∞ = 3 and a = 8°. Explain in detail how you find the angle for alpha 3.

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