Draw a free-body diagram for an airplane traveling at a constant velocity and altitude (no numbers required). a. Can you identify and label all of the relevant forces on the plane? b. The plane is not accelerating in any direction What is offsetting the force of gravity?

Draw a free-body diagram for an airplane traveling at a constant velocity and altitude (no numbers required). a. Can you identify and label all of the relevant forces on the plane? b. The plane is not accelerating in any direction What is offsetting the force of gravity?

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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a. Can you identify and label all of the relevant forces on the plane?
b. The plane is not accelerating in any direction. What is offsetting the force of gravity?

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