An airflows in a circular cylinder with a speed of 320 m/s the pressure is 121,751.5 N/m. What will be the pressure at the point of the surface of the cylinder, With an angle of 25degrees with the direction of airflow

An airflows in a circular cylinder with a speed of 320 m/s the pressure is 121,751.5 N/m. What will be the pressure at the point of the surface of the cylinder, With an angle of 25degrees with the direction of airflow

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