**Problems 12 and 13:**An airplane of mass, \( m \), goes into a vertical dive. The airplane's engines provide a forward thrust, \( F_0 \). Air resistance is of the form:\[F_{\text{air}} = bv^2\]12. What is the terminal velocity of the airplane?_Box for Answer 12:_Answer 12: ____________13. What is the differential equation for the velocity of the airplane?_Box for Answer 13:_Answer 13: ____________

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Given that:Mass of plane=mForward thrust= FoAir resistance, Fair=bv2

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airplane's engines provide a forward thrust. Fo. Air resistance is of the form: F, = bv 12. What is the terminal velocity of the airplane? Answer 12: 13. What is the differential equation for the velocity of the airplane?

airplane's engines provide a forward thrust. Fo. Air resistance is of the form: F, = bv 12. What is the terminal velocity of the airplane? Answer 12: 13. What is the differential equation for the velocity of the airplane?

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