2. A jet propelled airplane in steady flight has forces acting shown in the figure. A gust of air suddenly propelled the plane upward. Assuming the upward acceleration is 3.5 g, and forward acceleration is 1.5g. What is the initial Force L, P, and T? L -150 in 6 in- 1200 lb 10 in 40,000 in-lb

2. A jet propelled airplane in steady flight has forces acting shown in the figure. A gust of air suddenly propelled the plane upward. Assuming the upward acceleration is 3.5 g, and forward acceleration is 1.5g. What is the initial Force L, P, and T? L -150 in 6 in- 1200 lb 10 in 40,000 in-lb

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2. A jet propelled airplane in steady flight has forces acting shown in the figure. A gust of
air suddenly propelled the plane upward. Assuming the upward acceleration is 3.5 g,
and forward acceleration is 1.5g. What is the initial Force L, P, and T?
L
6 in
-150 in
1200 lb
10 in
40,000 in-lb
8000 lb

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