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Air stream flows horizontally past an aeroplane wing of surface area `4 m^(2)`. The speed of air over the top surface is `60 ms^(-1)` and under the bottom surface is `40 ms^(-1)` The force of lift on the wing is (density of air =`1 kgm^(-3)`)

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