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What is the principle/relation that is being used in the take-off of aeroplanes?


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Velocity-pressure relation

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Temperature-pressure principle

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Pressure-density principle

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Temperature-velocity relation

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Solution

The correct option is A

Velocity-pressure relation


The pressure of air reduces when it moves fast. This principle was explained by a scientist named Bernoulli. The wings of a plane are designed in an aerofoil shape such that the velocity of air above the wings will be more than the velocity of air below. So, there will be a pressure acting on the wings in an upward direction (from the bottom of the wings to the upper region). This thrust helps the plane to take off.


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