do not round off and do not shortcut please A power-controlled model plane takes off with constant acceleration. If it requires a distance S = 4 m.and is moving at 6 m/s when it lifts off, (a) how much time does its takeoff require in sec.? Anaeronautic engineer studying the mechanics of model plane shows that the acceleration of the modelplane as tested is expressed as a = C + Dt where C and D are constants. Measurements obtained fromvideotape indicate that the second model plane requires 1.42 sec. and a distance of 4.3 m. to takeoffand is moving at 6.1 m/s when it lifts off. (b) Find the constant C. (c) Find the acceleration of the secondmodel plane in m/s?.

Given: Case 1: Acceleration = a Distance required to take off = 4 m Velocity when plane is taking…

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