Conical Pendulum 18.7 At what angle to the horizontal are the wings of the plane? Value Units An aircraft travelling at 160 knots maintains its altitude during a circular banked "rate one turn", which is a 3.0° s¹ turning rate. (1 knot = 0.514 ms ¹) . Time period: tp Check my answer Relevant equations • Newton's second law: F - ma • Centripetal acceleration: centripetal rw² • Speed: v-rw • Angular frequency: w - 2π f 1 f - Hint1 Hint 2 A LEVEL CCC Hint 3 2

Conical Pendulum 18.7 At what angle to the horizontal are the wings of the plane? Value Units An aircraft travelling at 160 knots maintains its altitude during a circular banked "rate one turn", which is a 3.0° s¹ turning rate. (1 knot = 0.514 ms ¹) . Time period: tp Check my answer Relevant equations • Newton's second law: F - ma • Centripetal acceleration: centripetal rw² • Speed: v-rw • Angular frequency: w - 2π f 1 f - Hint1 Hint 2 A LEVEL CCC Hint 3 2

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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