In the figure belowa 3D-wing is represented by a single horse shoe vortex with ro = 9 m²/s. The span of the wing b = 20 m, the freestream velocity Vo = 50 m/s and the horizontal tail is located at distance of = 15 m. Vo T Го b/2 b

In the figure belowa 3D-wing is represented by a single horse shoe vortex with ro = 9 m²/s. The span of the wing b = 20 m, the freestream velocity Vo = 50 m/s and the horizontal tail is located at distance of = 15 m. Vo T Го b/2 b

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Description: In the figure below a 3D-wing is represented by a single horse shoevortex with ro = 9 m²/s.The span of the wing b = 20 m, the freestream velocity Vo = 50 m/s andthe horizontal tail is located at distance of = 15 m.VooITTГоb/2bCalculate the downwash

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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