The 28000-1b airplane is flying in the vertical plane at 390 ft/s. At the instantshown, the angle = 30°, and the cartesian components of the plane'sacceleration are a = -5 ft/s², ay = 25 ft/s².Figure< 1 of 1Part AWhat are the tangential and normal components of the total force acting on the airplane (including its weight)?Enter your answers numerically separated by a comma.Ft, Fn =SubmitPart B* Incorrect; Try Again; 4 attempts remaining■AΣ vecde/dt =Previous Answers Request AnswerWhat is de/dt in degrees per second?(Figure 1)SubmitVAZ † vecRequest Answer??lb°/s

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The 28000-1b airplane is flying in the vertical plane at 390 ft/s. At the instant shown, the angle = 30°, and the cartesian components of the plane's acceleration are a = -5 ft/s², ay = 25 ft/s². Par Wha Ente F

The 28000-1b airplane is flying in the vertical plane at 390 ft/s. At the instant shown, the angle = 30°, and the cartesian components of the plane's acceleration are a = -5 ft/s², ay = 25 ft/s². Par Wha Ente F

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