The body of a racing car deflects the surrounding airflow so that the flow into an air inlet is at an angle 0. the inlet flow is diverted into two (dual) carburetors in a duct system. The parameter p= V3/V2 , where V2 and V3 are the air velocities into each carburetor, is defined. Other dimensions of the duct are given below. Assume the racing car drives at sea level with air density = 1.21 kg/m³. %3D

The body of a racing car deflects the surrounding airflow so that the flow into an air inlet is at an angle 0. the inlet flow is diverted into two (dual) carburetors in a duct system. The parameter p= V3/V2 , where V2 and V3 are the air velocities into each carburetor, is defined. Other dimensions of the duct are given below. Assume the racing car drives at sea level with air density = 1.21 kg/m³. %3D

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