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An aircraft is cruising at a speed of M = 0.77. The freestream temperature is 222.77...

An aircraft is cruising at a speed of M = 0.77. The freestream temperature is 222.77 K, and ρ = 0.4097 kg/m^3.

The pressure is measured on a point along the wing, and it is found to be 9120 Pa.

Calculate the Cp for this point.

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