ct 6 Et < Question 10 of 16 > O Macmillan Learning A jet airplane with a mass of m = 8830 kg is in level flight at a constant speed, around a circular path of radius R = 9.11 mi. The airplane makes one complete revolution every T = 0.121 h. Without entering a discussion on aerodynamic effects, it will suffice to say that, as a result of the wings' motion in air, an air-generated lift force acts perpendicularly upward from the plane defined by the plane wings. What must be the magnitude of this air-generated lift force on the airplane? L = 0 1.978 X106 Incorrect At what angle is the airplane banked? R KN

ct 6 Et < Question 10 of 16 > O Macmillan Learning A jet airplane with a mass of m = 8830 kg is in level flight at a constant speed, around a circular path of radius R = 9.11 mi. The airplane makes one complete revolution every T = 0.121 h. Without entering a discussion on aerodynamic effects, it will suffice to say that, as a result of the wings' motion in air, an air-generated lift force acts perpendicularly upward from the plane defined by the plane wings. What must be the magnitude of this air-generated lift force on the airplane? L = 0 1.978 X106 Incorrect At what angle is the airplane banked? R KN

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