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An engineer is making a table to determine the thrust required that will allow a helicopter of mass m to maintain a constant altitude, when tilted at an angle while experiencing a drag, D. Also calculate the corresponding acceleration. Hint: Solve in terms of variables then plug in. Ꮎ [ ° ] m [kg] D[N] 10 2000 500 12 14 14 2000 2000 4000 500 500 1000 Th[N] 000 a [m/s²]

An engineer is making a table to determine the thrust required that will allow a helicopter of mass m to maintain a constant altitude, when tilted at an angle while experiencing a drag, D. Also calculate the corresponding acceleration. Hint: Solve in terms of variables then plug in. Ꮎ [ ° ] m [kg] D[N] 10 2000 500 12 14 14 2000 2000 4000 500 500 1000 Th[N] 000 a [m/s²]

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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