A model airplane of mass m = the end of an L = 60.0-m control wire as shown in the figure below. The forces acting on the 0.570 kg flies with a speed of v = 28.0 m/s in a horizontal circle at airplane are shown in the free body diagram below. Suppose 0 = 23.0°. Find the tension in the control wire. Assume the lift force Fiift is perpendicular to the wings. Figre L rotation axis Figure a (side view control wire wings of ai rplane horizontal Grcular pat h of air plane

A model airplane of mass m = the end of an L = 60.0-m control wire as shown in the figure below. The forces acting on the 0.570 kg flies with a speed of v = 28.0 m/s in a horizontal circle at airplane are shown in the free body diagram below. Suppose 0 = 23.0°. Find the tension in the control wire. Assume the lift force Fiift is perpendicular to the wings. Figre L rotation axis Figure a (side view control wire wings of ai rplane horizontal Grcular pat h of air plane

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