A 12582 kg aeroplane is about to take off and the pilot increases the engine's thrust from 26 kN to 124,0 kN at a constant rate during the first 5,1 s. Neglecting other forces, determine the time required to reach the takeoff velocity of the aeroplane which is 53 m/s.

A 12582 kg aeroplane is about to take off and the pilot increases the engine's thrust from 26 kN to 124,0 kN at a constant rate during the first 5,1 s. Neglecting other forces, determine the time required to reach the takeoff velocity of the aeroplane which is 53 m/s.

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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