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If you are on a plane going faster than sound can the person in the seat in front of you hear what you said?
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∙ 14y ago
yes because the air inside the cabin between you and your fellow passenger is relatively static meaning sound travels normally within the cabin.
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What the sound barrier?
going faster than the speed of sound. It is a pressure wave of air that builds up in front of a plane, preventing it from going faster.
What is the sound barrier?
going faster than the speed of sound. It is a pressure wave of air that builds up in front of a plane, preventing it from going faster.
Noise of a plane approaching at a speed of 1000mph is not hearddo you know why?
The Plane is going faster than sound. The sonic boom comes when it passes by.
Which plane is faster than light?
No plane is faster than light.
What is faster a plane or a helicopter?
plane
Can an electric train go faster than plane?
A fast train can be faster than a slow plane. But even a regular plane will be faster than fast train.
What tarvles faster than a jet plane?
a rocket travles faster than a jet plane
What is the front of the plane called?
The front of the plane is typically referred to as the cockpit or flight deck, where the pilots operate the aircraft.
What is faster a helicopter or a plane?
obviously plane is faster dan helicoptor cz of its bird shaped structure makes it faster wat i think
If you run on a plane are you moving faster than the plane?
If the frame of reference is the ground, and if you are running forward, you are indeed moving faster than the plane. If you are running toward the rear of the plane, you are moving slower than the plane.
Examples of different miles per hour?
For example, an air plane usually goes faster than a car, and a car usually goes faster than a walking person.
How does a propellor plane fly?
In very simple terms, the propellers push air towards the back and as a result of Newton's third law, the action of [parts of] the plane pushing the air back, the plane is pushed forward.The cross section of the wing is such that the length along the front-to-back distance along its upper surface is greater than on its lower surface. This means that, as the plane moves forwards, the air going along the top of the wings must travel faster than the air flow below. The faster air exerts lower pressure and it is this that generates the lift.
