If the pressure difference in the wind tunnel experiment is 50 mmH,0, the density of air is 1.2 kg/m in wind tunnel experiment, and the airfoil span is 204 mm, and the cord length is 98 mm, what is the lift coefficient if the lift force is L=28.9 N Select one: a. 2.94715 b. 11.61715 c. 5.83715 d. 14.50715 e. 8.72715

If the pressure difference in the wind tunnel experiment is 50 mmH,0, the density of air is 1.2 kg/m in wind tunnel experiment, and the airfoil span is 204 mm, and the cord length is 98 mm, what is the lift coefficient if the lift force is L=28.9 N Select one: a. 2.94715 b. 11.61715 c. 5.83715 d. 14.50715 e. 8.72715

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