7. Calculate the minimum radius of curvature in the steady turn for a single-engined jet aircraft, when given:aircraft weightW = 60 000 Nwing areaS = 30 m²Altitudeh = 11 000 m SA (p=0.3648 kg/m³)thrustT= 7 000 N (T is not a function of airspeed)c²aircraft characteristicCD=0.018+π.4maximum lift coefficientCL = 1.5Limax

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7. Calculate the minimum radius of curvature in the steady turn for a single-engined jet aircraft, when given: W = 60 000 N S = 30 m² aircraft weight wing area Altitude thrust aircraft characteristic maximum lift coefficient h = 11 000 m SA (p =0.3648 kg/m³) T-7 000 N (T is not a function of airspeed) CD=0.018+ CL = 1.5 max c² π-4

7. Calculate the minimum radius of curvature in the steady turn for a single-engined jet aircraft, when given: W = 60 000 N S = 30 m² aircraft weight wing area Altitude thrust aircraft characteristic maximum lift coefficient h = 11 000 m SA (p =0.3648 kg/m³) T-7 000 N (T is not a function of airspeed) CD=0.018+ CL = 1.5 max c² π-4

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