7. ssm mmh The drawing shows a plane diving toward the ground andthen climbing back upward. During each of these motions, the lift force Lacts perpendicular to the displacement 3, which has the same magnitude,115°75°(a) Dive w(b) Climb1.7 x 10° m, in each case. The engines of the plane exert a thrust T, whichpoints in the direction of the displacement and has the same magnitudeduring the dive and the climb. The weight W of the plane has a magni-tude of 5.9 × 10ʻ N. In both motions, net work is performed due to thecombined action of the forces L, T, and W. (a) Is more net work doneduring the dive or the climb? Explain. (b) Find the difference between thenet work done during the dive and the climb.

It is given that, W=5.9×104 Ns=1.7×103 m

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