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HW 13 – Report

General

Total number of students 23

Number of submitted HW 22

Number of not submitted HW 1

Number of problems 6+1

Average grade (without bonus for undergrads) 82.99 Standard deviation of grades 15.36 Including bonus for undergraduate students

Average grade 89.73

Standard deviation of grades 19.93

Individual problem breakdown

Problem P8.15 P8.26 P8.40 P8.45 P8.54 P8.73 C8.7 Average grade 9.68 9.91 9.50 7.40 9.23 7.14 9.88 Standard deviation of grades 1.09 0.29 0.95 2.05 1.34 2.12 0.31

Grade distribution

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Grade history

Submission history

Comparison with last year

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Comments

• Some students did not solve the system of non-linear equations (by iteration) to find the thickness of the Rankine oval in P8.40.

• Many students did not calculate the free stream velocity in order to identify K in P8.45;

instead, they assumed it equal to 6 m/s.

• Few students did not attempt to estimate the power in P8.54.

• Many students found the wrong solution in P8.73; often, calculation steps were not shown, making difficult assessing where the mistake was made.

• 50% of undergraduate students who submitted the assignment solved the

comprehensive problem C8.7;

almost all who attempted could solve the problem

correctly.

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