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“歼﹣10”是我国直行研发的新型战机,当发动机以1.2×l05N的推力使其以二倍

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“歼﹣10”是我国直行研发的新型战机,当发动机以1.2×l05N的推力使其以二倍声速(声速为340m/s)飞行时.10s飞行的距离  m,发动机推力的功率是  W.

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乙图中:______.

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A.they are able to renew their air supply under water

B.they don’t need any extra oxygen supply in the muscles

C.they renew only about one-fourth of the air in their lungs at a time

D.they are little affected by carbon dioxide in the blood

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