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Aircraft Force Systems and the Equations of Motion Practice Test — Flashcards

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Aircraft Force Systems and the Equations of Motion topics are:  Motion equations, aircraft force systems, lift and drag forces, minimum drag and power speed, aerodynamic relationships, thrust and power producing power plants.

The forces acting on the vehicles, such as lift, drag, thrust, and weight, are considered to ensure proper flight characteristics, stability, and control.

The aircraft's acceleration is equal to the difference between its current acceleration and the control input

The flying qualities of an aircraft must be described analytically as motions of the aircraft's eg as well as motions of the airframe about the eg. Both of these are caused by aerodynamic, thrust, and other forces and moments.

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Which of the following is a correct equation?
Fa+Fp+Fg=Fl
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