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Many texts give the explanation for lift of an
aerofoil --- that the distance travelled by air on the upper surface is greater
than the lower surface, and hence air must travel at a faster speed in order to
"catch-up" with air on the lower surface.
This is quite a common misconception in explaning
lift. But can someone enlighten me on how to give a more correct version without
involving technical details like circulation, Joukouski Theorem
etc.
Thanks.
romanza
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