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Curricular Resources > 1990 Volume VII > Unit 4 (90.07.04) > Section 12

What Makes Airplanes Fly? History, Science and Applications ofAerodynamics

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CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 90.07.04

Unit Guide

Outline
Introduction
II. In The Beginning Of All J.E. Will Be
Journal Entry II
J.E. II—Exhibit A
J.E. II—Exhibit B
J.E. II—Exhibit C
Journal Entry III
J.E. III—Exhibit A
Journal Entry IV
J.E. IV—Exhibit A
J.E. IV—Exhibit B
J.E. IV—Exhibit C
J.E. IV—Exhibit D
Journal Entry V
J.E. V—Exhibit A
J.E. V—Exhibit B
J.E. V—Exhibit C
J.E. V—Exhibit D
Journal Entry VI
J.E. VI—Exhibit A
J.E. VI—Exhibit B
J.E. VI—Exhibit C
Bibliography for Teachers and Students

What Makes Airplanes Fly . . . Why Me

Tarah S. Cherry

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J.E. IV—Exhibit B

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