01. The total aerodynamic force F acting on the airplane has a magnitude of 6250 lb. Resolve this force into vertical and horizontal components (called the lift and the drag, respectively).

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The total aerodynamic force F acting on
the airplane has a magnitude of 6250 lb.
Resolve this force into vertical and
horizontal components (called
the lift and the drag, respectively).
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