The equations of motion of the airplane for straight-line climb, without roll angle, are:○Vmd.=T-DdtL-W=0ОVmd- =T- W siny - DdtL-Vmd.W cos y = 0=TW siny - Ddtmvd= L_W cos Ydt

Step 1: In option number 1 first equation mdtdv=T−Drepresents the Newton's second law applied to…

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The equations of motion of the airplane for straight-line climb, without roll angle, are: ○ V md. =T-D dt L-W=0 О V md- = T- W siny - D dt L - V md. W cos y = 0 =TW siny - D dt mvd = L _ W cos Y dt