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Net Force on airplance cabin surface
I am so stupid, I didn't even pay attention to the details that's all. But I have been working on physics problems from 5pm to 2pm straight up because I have an exam tomorrow. So thank you very much guys for helping me to understand how stupid I was asking that stupid question. Cheers- tbstar
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Net Force on airplance cabin surface
I wanted to understand this solution: F = P x A = 0.45 x 1.013x10e5 x 1200 F= 5.47 x 10e7 Why we are multiplying the difference pressure between the air and the cabin by the pressure at sea level? Thanks for the warm welcoming- tbstar
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Net Force on airplance cabin surface
Homework Statement 5. The air pressure at sea level on a cold day is P0 = 1.013 x 105 Pa. At 10.0 km above sea level the air pressure is 0.30 P0 ; however a commercial jet plane keeps the pressure in the passenger and crew section at 0.75 P0 . If the surface area of the cabin structure is...- tbstar
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