Asked by Gabby
An airplane must achieve a velocity of 71 m/s to takeoff. If the runway is 1000 m long, at what speed must the plane constantly accelerate?
Can you show the formula for how you found the answer and explain how to do it.
Can you show the formula for how you found the answer and explain how to do it.
Answers
Answered by
drwls
The velocity achieved after going a distance X while accelerating at a rate a, from a standing start, is
V = sqrt (2 a X)
Rearrange that equaiton to arrive at the acceleration "a" needed to achieve velocity V at runway distance X:
2aX = V^2
a = V^2/(2X)
V = sqrt (2 a X)
Rearrange that equaiton to arrive at the acceleration "a" needed to achieve velocity V at runway distance X:
2aX = V^2
a = V^2/(2X)
Answered by
Gabby
2.52 m/s^2 is what I got...its a choice on the paper
Thanks
Thanks
Answered by
Miriam
12,800
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