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What does part of Bernoulli's Principle state?

"The internal pressure of a fluid (liquid or gas) decreases at points where the speed of the fluid increases."


(L9, P3)

When does a pressure differential occur and how does it relate to an airfoil?

When there is a pressure difference between opposing sides of a surface.



It causes the higher pressure area below the airfoil to try to equalize pressure by pushing (lifting) the airfoil toward the lower pressure area above.


(L9, P4)

What is Newton's Third Law of Motion?

"For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction."



Action: Air striking the underside of an airfoil


Reaction: The wing being pushed up


(L9, P5)

A secondary source of lift is a(n) __________ force generated by air striking the underside of an airfoil and being deflected __________.



A. low pressure; downward


B. downward; upward


C. upward; downward


D. high pressure; upward

C. upward; downward


(L9, P5)

The primary source of lift on an airfoil is created by a differential in __________.



A. temperature


B. pressure


C. reaction

B. pressure


(L9, P5)

The statement. "the internal pressure of a fluid decreases at points where the speed of the fluid increases" is a part of __________.



A. Bernoulli's Principle


B. Newton's Law of Motion


C. Hindenberg's Theory

A. Bernoulli's Principle


(L9, P5)

The direction of the airflow produced by an object moving through the air is known as __________.



A. Flight path


B. Relative Wind


C. Newton's Third Law of Motion


D. Airfoil

B. Relative Wind


(L9, P6)

Relative Wind for an aircraft in flight flows in a direction __________ with and __________ to the direction of flight.



A. perpendicular; opposite


B. parallel; in relation


C. perpendicular; in relation


D. parallel; opposite

D. parallel; opposite


(L9,P6)

The direction that an airfoil is pointed determines the direction of the relative wind.



A. True


B. False

B. False; The actual flight path of the aircraft determines the direction of the relative wind.


(L9, P6)

Name the six types of airfoils on an aircraft.

1. Wing


2. Propeller


3. Helicopter Rotor


4. Horizontal Stabilizer


5. Vertical tail surfaces


6. Fuselage


(L9, P7)

Name the three principle airfoils that produce lift on an aircraft.

1. Wing


2. Horizontal Tail Surfaces


3. Propeller


(L9, P7)

What is an empennage?

The tail assembly of an aircraft including the arrangement of stabilizing surfaces (i.e. the rudder, elevators, stabilator, horizontal stabilizer).