Help circular motion physics Classes C Clever | PortalpositivephysicsPREMIUMA 8kg model airplane is banking in order to fly in a circle. The wings are generating alift force "L" as shown. Assume the plane is maintaining a constant altitude and flyingwith a constant speed of 17m/s.Which force should be resolved in order to find the centripetal net force?▸What is the magnitude of the lift force?NWhat is the magnitude of the centripetal net force?NWhat is the magnitude of the centripetal acceleration?m/s²What is the radius of the circular path?mDashboardmit 10: Circular Motion, ChallengeHow many revolutions would the plane make in 1 minute?Using g = 9.81m/s² Keep 3+ sig figs Desmos CalculatorLEOllCheck AnswersYuvraj SinghAccuracy: 60%Reference LessonL29°Cannot Be Solved1

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A 8kg model airplane is banking in order to fly in a circle. The wings are generating a lift force "L" as shown. Assume the plane is maintaining a constant altitude and flying with a constant speed of 17m/s.

A 8kg model airplane is banking in order to fly in a circle. The wings are generating a lift force "L" as shown. Assume the plane is maintaining a constant altitude and flying with a constant speed of 17m/s.

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A 8kg model airplane is banking in order to fly in a circle. The wings are generating a
lift force "L" as shown. Assume the plane is maintaining a constant altitude and flying
with a constant speed of 17m/s.
Which force should be resolved in order to find the centripetal net force?
▸
What is the magnitude of the lift force?
N
What is the magnitude of the centripetal net force?
N
What is the magnitude of the centripetal acceleration?
m/s²
What is the radius of the circular path?
m
Dashboard
mit 10: Circular Motion, Challenge
How many revolutions would the plane make in 1 minute?
Using g = 9.81m/s² Keep 3+ sig figs Desmos Calculator
LE
Oll
Check Answers
Yuvraj Singh
Accuracy: 60%
Reference Lesson
L
29°
Cannot Be Solved
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