3. You are on a flight to California reading an in-flight magazine article about the physics of flying. You find out that air flowing over the wings creates a lift force that is always perpendicular to the wings. In level flight, the upward component of the lift force exactly balances the downward gravitational force. The pilot comes on to say that, because of heavy traffic, the plane will need to circle the airport for a while. She says that you'll maintain a speed of 650 km/h at an altitude of 6.0 km. You start to wonder how far you are from the airport. You notice that the pilot has banked the plane so that the wings are 10° from horizontal. In your solution, draw a free body diagram (FBD) with coordinate axes with f pointing in the direction from the center of the circle towards the plane and Ĵ point up (as usual). Break up the forces into components either on the FBD or make a table of the components. The figure to the right shows the banking angle 0. At this moment, the center of the circular path is directly to the left of the plane. Ө

3. You are on a flight to California reading an in-flight magazine article about the physics of flying. You find out that air flowing over the wings creates a lift force that is always perpendicular to the wings. In level flight, the upward component of the lift force exactly balances the downward gravitational force. The pilot comes on to say that, because of heavy traffic, the plane will need to circle the airport for a while. She says that you'll maintain a speed of 650 km/h at an altitude of 6.0 km. You start to wonder how far you are from the airport. You notice that the pilot has banked the plane so that the wings are 10° from horizontal. In your solution, draw a free body diagram (FBD) with coordinate axes with f pointing in the direction from the center of the circle towards the plane and Ĵ point up (as usual). Break up the forces into components either on the FBD or make a table of the components. The figure to the right shows the banking angle 0. At this moment, the center of the circular path is directly to the left of the plane. Ө

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In your solution, draw a free body diagram
(FBD) with coordinate axes with f pointing
in the direction from the center of the
circle towards the plane and point up
(as usual). Break up the forces into
components either on the FBD or make a
table of the components.
The figure to the right shows the banking
angle . At this moment, the center of the
circular path is directly to the left of the
plane.
3. You are on a flight to California reading an in-flight magazine article about the
physics of flying. You find out that air flowing over the wings creates a lift force that
is always perpendicular to the wings. In level flight, the upward component of the lift
force exactly balances the downward gravitational force. The pilot comes on to say
that, because of heavy traffic, the plane will need to circle the airport for a while. She
says that you'll maintain a speed of 650 km/h at an altitude of 6.0 km. You start to
wonder how far you are from the airport. You notice that the pilot has banked the
plane so that the wings are 10° from horizontal.
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