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What are the four aerodynamic forces acting on an airplane in flight in equilibrium?
What are the four aerodynamic forces acting on an airplane in flight in equilibrium?
What force produced by the wings supports the airplane in flight?
What force produced by the wings supports the airplane in flight?
What happens to the camber of the wing when the flaps are lowered?
What happens to the camber of the wing when the flaps are lowered?
What is rolling in terms of an airplane's motion?
What is rolling in terms of an airplane's motion?
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How does an airplane turn as a result of the forces?
How does an airplane turn as a result of the forces?
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Study Notes
Aerodynamic Forces in Flight
- Four aerodynamic forces act on an airplane in flight in equilibrium: lift, weight, thrust, and drag.
Wing Support in Flight
- Lift, produced by the wings, supports the airplane in flight.
Wing Camber and Flaps
- When flaps are lowered, the camber of the wing increases.
Airplane Motion
- Rolling refers to the rotation of an airplane around its longitudinal axis (left/right movement).
Turning in Flight
- An airplane turns as a result of the forces: lift, weight, thrust, and drag, which create a net force perpendicular to the flight path, causing the plane to turn.
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Test your knowledge of aerodynamics and airplane performance with this exam review quiz. Covering topics such as aerodynamic forces, equilibrium, wing lift, and more, this quiz will help you prepare for your upcoming exam.
