2/64 As part of a test, the two aircraft engines are revved up and the propeller pitches are adjusted so as to re- sult in the fore and aft thrusts shown. What force F must be exerted by the ground on each of the main braked wheels at A and B to counteract the turning effect of the two propeller thrusts? Neglect any ef- fects of the nose wheel C, which is turned 90° and unbraked. 500 lb 8' 14'- C B 500 lb

2/64 As part of a test, the two aircraft engines are revved up and the propeller pitches are adjusted so as to re- sult in the fore and aft thrusts shown. What force F must be exerted by the ground on each of the main braked wheels at A and B to counteract the turning effect of the two propeller thrusts? Neglect any ef- fects of the nose wheel C, which is turned 90° and unbraked. 500 lb 8' 14'- C B 500 lb

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