P6.2 A 1:80 scale model of an aircraft was tested in air at 20C°moves with speed 40m/sa- What is the speed model if its submerged in water at 26C°,Vair = 14.86 * 10-6 mVwater = 0.864 * 10-6"m2[V=2.325 m/s]b- Determine the air resistance to the prototype if model water resistance is 7.43N.[Fp=2.643 N]

Given, The velocity of the prototype in air, The kinematic viscosity of air, The kinematic…

P6.2 A 1:80 scale model of an aircraft was tested in air at 20C°moves with speed 40m/s a- What is the speed model if its submerged in water at 26C°, m2 Vair = 14.86 10-6. b- Determine the air resistance to the prototype if model water resistance is 7.43N. [Fp=2.643 N] ;Vwater = 0.864 10-6 m [V=2.325 m/s]

P6.2 A 1:80 scale model of an aircraft was tested in air at 20C°moves with speed 40m/s a- What is the speed model if its submerged in water at 26C°, m2 Vair = 14.86 10-6. b- Determine the air resistance to the prototype if model water resistance is 7.43N. [Fp=2.643 N] ;Vwater = 0.864 10-6 m [V=2.325 m/s]

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