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arithhuh
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Dear All, I need your help with a present problem -
I am a student pilot, and want to see the derivation for the dynamic pressure formula - which is 1/2PV^2 where P - Density, V-Velocity
I was asked an interesting question by my a fellow student: Why is dynamic pressure directly proportional to v^2 and not just V?
Kindly explain to me these points.
Thank you,
~ Aditya.
I am a student pilot, and want to see the derivation for the dynamic pressure formula - which is 1/2PV^2 where P - Density, V-Velocity
I was asked an interesting question by my a fellow student: Why is dynamic pressure directly proportional to v^2 and not just V?
Kindly explain to me these points.
Thank you,
~ Aditya.