Dgca Module 08 Basic Aerodynamics
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Questions and Answers
- 1.At higher altitudes as altitude increases, pressure.
- A.
Decreases at constant rate.
- B.
Decreases exponentially.
- C.
Increases exponentially.
- 2.What did you like
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Yes
- D.
No
- 3.Which one do you like?
- A.
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- B.
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- C.
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- D.
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- 4.When the pressure is half of that at sea level, what is the altitude?
- A.
12,000 ft.
- B.
18,000 ft.
- C.
8,000 ft.
- 5.The millibar is a unit of.
- A.
Atmospheric temperature.
- B.
Pressure altitude.
- C.
Barometric pressure.
- 6.Standard sea level temperature is.
- A.
20 degrees Celsius.
- B.
0 degrees Celsius.
- C.
15 degrees Celsius.
- 7.Lapse rate usually refers to.
- A.
Density.
- B.
Pressure.
- C.
Temperature.
- 8.ISA includes
- A.
Pressure only
- B.
Temperature and density
- C.
Pressure, temperature and density
- 9.Density is
- A.
Weight / Volume
- B.
Volume / mass
- C.
Mass / Volume
- 10.Which does not depend on density of air for its operation.
- A.
Rocket
- B.
Kite
- C.
Parachute
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