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Lift is the aerodynamic/hydrodynamic force on a body moving through a fluid that opposes the force of gravity. DO NOT USE THIS TAG for elevators. For aerostatic/hydrostatic lift in fluidstatics use the [buoyancy] tag instead. For EM forces use the [levitation] tag instead.
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How does the wing area affect the form drag and induced drag? And also lift?
Consider the structural strength of your paper wing. As the wing area increases would the same force (perhaps caused by turbulence) cause the wing to deform more? This would result in more change to t …
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