A plane on a runway accelerates from rest and must attain take off speed of 148 ms1 before reaching the end of the runway. The plane's acceleration is uniform along the runway and of value 914 cms-2. Calculate a) The minimum length of the runway required by the plane to take off. b) The time taken for the plane cover the length in (a)

A plane on a runway accelerates from rest and must attain take off speed of 148 ms1 before reaching the end of the runway. The plane's acceleration is uniform along the runway and of value 914 cms-2. Calculate a) The minimum length of the runway required by the plane to take off. b) The time taken for the plane cover the length in (a)

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College Physics

11th Edition

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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