**61. ssm Redo Example 5, assuming that there is no upward lift on the plane generated by its wings. Without such lift, the guideline slopes downward due to the weight of the plane. For purposes of significant figures, use 0.900 kg for the mass of the plane, 17.0 m for the length of the guideline, and 19.0 and 38.0 m/s for the speeds.

**61. ssm Redo Example 5, assuming that there is no upward lift on the plane generated by its wings. Without such lift, the guideline slopes downward due to the weight of the plane. For purposes of significant figures, use 0.900 kg for the mass of the plane, 17.0 m for the length of the guideline, and 19.0 and 38.0 m/s for the speeds.

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**61. ssm Redo Example 5, assuming that there is no upward lift on the
plane generated by its wings. Without such lift, the guideline slopes
downward due to the weight of the plane. For purposes of significant
figures, use 0.900 kg for the mass of the plane, 17.0 m for the length of
the guideline, and 19.0 and 38.0 m/s for the speeds.

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