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[" 99.An areoplane of mass "3times10^(4)kg" and total wing area of "],[120m^(2)" is in a level flight at some height.The difference in "],[" pressure between the upper and lower surface of its wings,"],[[" (in kilo pascals) is: "," IEAMCET (Med."2002]],[" (a) "2.5," (b) "5.0" (c) "10.0quad " (d) "12.5]]

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