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2 years ago

- An experienced pilot can keep an engineless glider aircraft aloft for hours by

Physics

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Annette [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Flift=5.00×10³ N

Fhorizontal=0.50×10³ N

Fg=4.80×10³ N

Explanation:

A free-body diagram of the glider.

pretend this is a number line

| Flift

|---->Fhorizontal

| Fg

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