Calculating the speed air comes out of a fan

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To calculate the speed of air flowing out of a drone's propeller fan, first assume the drone's weight is evenly distributed among the four propellers. The thrust generated by the propellers must equal the weight of the drone, which is 0.42 kg. Using the propeller thrust equation, one can determine the necessary thrust to maintain hover. Since the drone is stationary, the free stream velocity is considered zero, simplifying the calculations. This approach will yield the airspeed exiting the propellers needed for the drone to remain airborne.
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If i have a drone with four propellers with a mass of m = 0.42kg, the diameter of each blade d = 0.21m and the air density is 1.3 kg/m3. How do i calculate the speed which air comes out with. Your help will be much appreciated, thank you.

Hi, I have a task where i have to calculate the speed of which the air is flowing out of a drones propeller fan.
This is all i have been given:
The mass of the drone m = 0.42kg, There are four propellers the lenght of each blade d = 0.21m, the air density is 1.3 kg/m3 and g=10 m/s^2y. And the propellers generate enough force to keep the drone in a rest position in the sky. How do i calculate the speed which air comes out with. Your help will be much appreciated, thank you.
 
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