Bernoulli S Principle

The upward lift on a wing is given by Bernoulli's principle, which relates the difference in the velocities of air over the upper and lower surfaces of the wing to the lift force.
The pressure difference between the upper and lower surfaces is related to the velocities and by: The upward lift is the force exerted by this pressure difference on the cross-sectional area of the wing. Therefore, the lift force is:
Thus, the correct answer is: