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The aerodynamic force measured in a wind tunnel...
The aerodynamic force measured in a wind tunnel is usually obtained using:
A. Manometers
B. Strain-gauge balances
C. Thermometers
D. Pitot tubes only
Explanation:
Strain-gauge balances are used to measure lift, drag, and moment forces.
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