Consider the Bell X-2 research aircraft, which was the first aircraft to achieve Mach 3 on September 27th, 1956. During this flight, the aircraft reached a velocity of 1820 kts (knots) at an altitude of 65,500 ft. Note: a knot is a unit of speed used extensively in aviation and maritime navigation and is equivalent to a nautical mile per hour.\ \ The aircraft travels at the same velocity but in Jupiters atmosphere at an altitude where the temperature is 145 \\\\deg C. Assume that the Jovian atmosphere is made up entirely of hydrogen gas (H2) which has a molecular weight of 2.016 kg/kmol. Find the flight Mach number of the X-2 on Jupiter.\