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    1. The document contains 10 questions about fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and atmospheric properties. The questions involve calculating velocities, pressures, densities, and temperatures given pipe diameters, areas, lengths, velocities, and altitudes. 2. Questions 1-5 involve calculating velocities in converging or tapering pipes given initial velocities and pipe dimensions. 3. Questions 6-7 involve calculating exit areas or densities given inlet and exit velocities, areas, and densities in converging ducts. 4. Questions 8-10 involve calculating pressures at points on airplane wings or at specified altitudes given temperatures and standard atmospheric conditions.

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    Aerodynamics

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    1. The document contains 10 questions about fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and atmospheric properties. The questions involve calculating velocities, pressures, densities, and temperatures given pipe diameters, areas, lengths, velocities, and altitudes. 2. Questions 1-5 involve calculating velocities in converging or tapering pipes given initial velocities and pipe dimensions. 3. Questions 6-7 involve calculating exit areas or densities given inlet and exit velocities, areas, and densities in converging ducts. 4. Questions 8-10 involve calculating pressures at points on airplane wings or at specified altitudes given temperatures and standard atmospheric conditions.

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    1. The document contains 10 questions about fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and atmospheric properties. The questions involve calculating velocities, pressures, densities, and temperatures given pipe diameters, areas, lengths, velocities, and altitudes. 2. Questions 1-5 involve calculating velocities in converging or tapering pipes given initial velocities and pipe dimensions. 3. Questions 6-7 involve calculating exit areas or densities given inlet and exit velocities, areas, and densities in converging ducts. 4. Questions 8-10 involve calculating pressures at points on airplane wings or at specified altitudes given temperatures and standard atmospheric conditions.

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    Aerodynamics

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    1. The document contains 10 questions about fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and atmospheric properties. The questions involve calculating velocities, pressures, densities, and temperatures given pipe diameters, areas, lengths, velocities, and altitudes. 2. Questions 1-5 involve calculating velocities in converging or tapering pipes given initial velocities and pipe dimensions. 3. Questions 6-7 involve calculating exit areas or densities given inlet and exit velocities, areas, and densities in converging ducts. 4. Questions 8-10 involve calculating pressures at points on airplane wings or at specified altitudes given temperatures and standard atmospheric conditions.

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    1. A circular pipe 50 meters long papers from 3m to 2m in diameter.

    What
    is the velocity per meter run at the bigger section. If the velocity there is
    30 meters/sec, and if the fluid is passing from bigger section to the
    smaller section, is the velocity increasing or decreasing?

    2. In an undisturbed airstream the pressure is 101325 Pa, the density is


    1.225 kg/m3, and the velocity is 450 m/s. What is the pressure if the
    velocity is 190 m/s?

    3. Calculate the pressure, density and temperature at 30, 500 ft in the


    standard atmosphere.

    4. A pipe gradually tapering in size, diminishing by 0.1 sq ft per foot run.


    What is the change in velocity per foot where the pipe is 4 sq ft in cross
    section, if the velocity there is 90 ft per sec. Is the velocity increasing or
    decreasing.

    5. A circular pipe, 100 ft long, gradually tapers from 3 ft in diameter at one


    end to 2 ft in diameter at the other. Fluid is flowing from the bigger
    toward the smaller end. What is the rate of increase in velocity at the
    entrance if the velocity there is 80 ft per sec?

    6. Consider a convergent duct with an inlet area of A1 = 5 m2. Air enters the
    duct with a velocity of V1 = 10 m/s and leaves the duct exit with a
    velocity of V2 = 30 m/s. What is the area of the duct exit?

    7. Consider a convergent duct with an inlet area A1 = 3 ft2 and an exit area
    A2 = 2.57 ft2. Air enters this duct with a velocity V1 = 700 ft/s. And a
    density p1 = 0.002 slug/ft3 and air leaves with an exit velocity
    V2 = 1070 ft/s. Calculate the density of the air p2 at the exit.
    8. An airplane is flying at standard sea level conditions. The temperature at
    a point on the wing is 250 K. What is the pressure at this point?

    9. An airplane is flying at standard sea level conditions. The temperature at


    a point on the wing is 200 K. What is the pressure at this point?

    10. Determine the pressure at 5,000 m altitude.

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