Answer:
the airspeed indicated by the pitot-tube driven airspeed indicator is 91.23m/s
Explanation:
Pitot tube

U = velocity(m/s)
= stagnation pressure (pa)
= static pressure (pa)
d = fluid density(kg/m³)

v = true velocity
= 101325 + 1/2(1.225)(25)²


d = 1.225kg/m³

the airspeed indicated by the pitot-tube driven airspeed indicator is 91.23m/s
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some potential energy left.
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