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  1. Again consider the model propeller of the previous problem. If we assume the jet velocity to be equal to the velocity of the air
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  2. Again consider the model propeller of the previous problem. If we assume the jet velocity to be equal to the velocity of the air
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  3. Jason has a model airplane. The actual propeller for the plane is 12" wide. In Jason's model, the same propeller is 2" wide.
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  4. The propeller of a light plane has a length of 2.012 m and a mass of 17.36 kg. The propeller is rotating with a frequency of
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  5. A propeller engine for a model airplane is measured to have a jet velocity of 50 kilometres per hour. When strapped to a fixed
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  6. A propeller engine for a model airplane is measured to have a jet velocity of 50 kilometres per hour. When strapped to a fixed
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  7. An airplane propeller slows from 14 rad/s to 1.3 rad/s as the propeller completes 14 revolutions. Find the angular acceleration
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  8. An airplane propeller slows from 14 rad/s to 1.3 rad/s as the propeller completes 14 revolutions. Find the angular acceleration
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  9. An airplane propeller slows from 14 rad/s to 1.3 rad/s as the propeller completes 14 revolutions. Find the angular acceleration
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  10. An airplane propeller slows from 14 rad/s to 1.3 rad/s as the propeller completes 14 revolutions. Find the angular acceleration
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