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As an airplane rises the outside temperture drops 3.6 f for each 1000 ft of elevation gain suppose the outside temperture is 75 f on the ground when the plane takes off and -51 f at cruising altitude?
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∙ 12y ago
Simply find the DIFFERENCE between 75 and -51, then divide that number by 3.6.
75-(-51)
75+51
126
126/3.6=35
since its elevation gains by 1000 multiply by that number
Your finall answer will be 35,000FT
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