8.) A circular cylinder 4m long and 3m in diameter is in an air stream. The flow velocity is 5 m/s parallel to the axis of the cylinder. Given that the coefficient of drag, CD on the cylinder is 1.3, 1 and the density of air is 1.225 kg/m3. What is the force on the cylinder? 1 A. 0.090 kN B. 0.14 KN C. 0.24 KN I ID. 0.91 kN

8.) A circular cylinder 4m long and 3m in diameter is in an air stream. The flow velocity is 5 m/s parallel to the axis of the cylinder. Given that the coefficient of drag, CD on the cylinder is 1.3, 1 and the density of air is 1.225 kg/m3. What is the force on the cylinder? 1 A. 0.090 kN B. 0.14 KN C. 0.24 KN I ID. 0.91 kN

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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