A model airplane has dimensions that are 1/16 those of its prototype. It is desired to test it in a pressure wind tunnel

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A model airplane has dimensions that are 1/16 those of its prototype. It is desired to test it in a pressure wind tunnel

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A model airplane has dimensions that are 1/16 those of its prototype. It is desired to test it in a pressure wind tunnel at a speed the same as that of the prototype. If the air temperature is the same and the Reynolds number is the same, what must be the I pressure in the wind tunnel relative to the atmospheric pressure?
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