Which of the following statements are incorrect? (do not choose the correct answers) a. Two bodies with different masses create equal and opposite forces on each other. b. To initiate a roll in the clockwise direction, you need to pull the control bar to your right. c. Air density decreases with Temperature. d. Force of a 1 kg mass at sea level is equal to 1 Newton. e. If all the forces acting on an airplane sum up to 0.0 the plane is stationary. f. To increase the pitch angle of a hang-glider, you pull the control bar towards your legs. g. Force of a 1lb mass at sea level is 1 lbf. Oh. Flight of an hang-glider is always an equilibrium flight. QUESTION 4 Which of the following quantities do not change with altitude and can assumed to be a constatn? a. Secific gas constant. b. Density of air. c. Universal gravitational constant d. Boiling temperature of water. e. Absolute zero, T = 0.0 K. Of. Local gravitational constant within the atmosphere. Og. Mass of an object Oh. Weight of an object. Oi. My body temperature inside a state of the art astronaut suit.

Which of the following statements are incorrect? (do not choose the correct answers) a. Two bodies with different masses create equal and opposite forces on each other. b. To initiate a roll in the clockwise direction, you need to pull the control bar to your right. c. Air density decreases with Temperature. d. Force of a 1 kg mass at sea level is equal to 1 Newton. e. If all the forces acting on an airplane sum up to 0.0 the plane is stationary. f. To increase the pitch angle of a hang-glider, you pull the control bar towards your legs. g. Force of a 1lb mass at sea level is 1 lbf. Oh. Flight of an hang-glider is always an equilibrium flight. QUESTION 4 Which of the following quantities do not change with altitude and can assumed to be a constatn? a. Secific gas constant. b. Density of air. c. Universal gravitational constant d. Boiling temperature of water. e. Absolute zero, T = 0.0 K. Of. Local gravitational constant within the atmosphere. Og. Mass of an object Oh. Weight of an object. Oi. My body temperature inside a state of the art astronaut suit.

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