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1.	What is the static thrust for an engine as derived from the integral momentum equation?
A.	T = ( dot {m} )u<sub>e</sub> + A<sub>e</sub>(p<sub>e</sub> p<sub>0</sub>)
B.	T = ( dot {m} )A<sub>e</sub>(p<sub>e</sub> p<sub>0</sub>)
C.	T = A<sub>e</sub>(p<sub>e</sub> p<sub>0</sub>)
D.	T = ( dot {m} )A<sub>e</sub>
Answer» B. T = ( dot {m} )A<sub>e</sub>(p<sub>e</sub> p<sub>0</sub>)

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