4. (4) To use the cruising flight equations, from our general set of equations, what 3 variables do werequired to be zero?Fr cos(a) - F, - Fw sin(4) = ma → Fr = FDFr sin (a) + F, - Fw cos ()%3D%3D->%3Da. O, q, and ab. V, a, and 0c. Fp, 0, and oN.d. a, 0, ande.п, Ф, and a5. (4) If your plane weights 6500lb, and has a wing efficiency of n = 11. While you are cruising,how much lift are your wings producing?a) 71000lbb. 6500lbc. 636lbd. 9030lbe. 2086lb

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4. (4) To use the cruising flight equations, from our general set of equations, what 3 variables do we required to be zero? Fr cos(a) – Fp - Fw sin(4) = ma, → Fr = Fp Fr sin (a) + F – Fw cos (4) = %3D %3D ma → F, = F, %3D a. O, q, and a b. V, a, and 0 c. Fp, 0, and oN.

4. (4) To use the cruising flight equations, from our general set of equations, what 3 variables do we required to be zero? Fr cos(a) – Fp - Fw sin(4) = ma, → Fr = Fp Fr sin (a) + F – Fw cos (4) = %3D %3D ma → F, = F, %3D a. O, q, and a b. V, a, and 0 c. Fp, 0, and oN.

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