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Normal force on the landing gear when the airplane lands
I thought that's why I did 0-6.7^2/2*9.2 44.89/1.8=24.93 sorry I had to I was mixing numbers from another question.- Wapapow10
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Normal force on the landing gear when the airplane lands
Homework Statement An airplane of mass 25,000 kg (approximately the size of a Boeing 737) is coming in for a landing at a speed of 72 m/s. Calculate the normal force on the landing gear when the airplane lands. Hint: You will use 0.92 m as the compression (vertical displacement) of the landing...- Wapapow10
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- Airplane Force Gear Normal Normal force
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Compare Dry & Wet Friction: How Far Will a Car Skid?
I guess I missed something in class. I can't get it to work out I changed it over to F=ukg that was no help. tired just f=ma as well- Wapapow10
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Compare Dry & Wet Friction: How Far Will a Car Skid?
Thats what I'm lost on. I don't know the mass or acc of the car. I don't know where to start we didnt get a chance to go over this in class and the work is due tomorrow.- Wapapow10
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Compare Dry & Wet Friction: How Far Will a Car Skid?
Homework Statement A driver makes an emergency stop and inadvertently locks up the brakes of the car, which skids to a stop on dry concrete. Consider the effect of rain on this scenario. If the coefficients of kinetic friction for rubber on dry and wet concrete are μK(dry) = 0.81 and μK(wet) =...- Wapapow10
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- Friction
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