A specific aircraft needs a velocity of 42 m/s ro generate enough lift for takeoff. It takes 50.0s to reach its rotate speed starting from rest on standard conditions. How much runway will it consume? A. 1050m B. 1550m C. 2100m D. 2550m

A specific aircraft needs a velocity of 42 m/s ro generate enough lift for takeoff. It takes 50.0s to reach its rotate speed starting from rest on standard conditions. How much runway will it consume? A. 1050m B. 1550m C. 2100m D. 2550m

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