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What stream is caused by the current of air being forced backwards by aircraft propeller?
You're probably referring to the term "slipstream", which is sometimes used synonymously with "prop wash".
What is the meaning of retreating?
Being forced backwards by an enemy.
What happens when air forced back from a propeller?
if you dont know how to do it rub a peice of bread up and down ur but and play with ur di ck
What is a forced landing?
A forced landing is any unplanned landing. They are typically caused by fuel starvation or a mechanical problem. A forced landing is different than a crash because there should be minimal damage to the aircraft.
How does a propeller work on a submarine?
A propeller on a submarine (which is called a screw, by the way) works to convert the rotational energy of the shaft into propulsion. The screw is a hydrofoil with blades attached to a heavy central hub or boss. The blades are inclined to the plane of rotation. For forward motion, the screw rotates in a given direction, and the leading edge of the screw "bites" into the water ahead of the plane of rotation. This has the effect of pushing water backwards. The rest of the blade follows along and continues to push the water backward. When water is forced back, the submarine is forced forward, and this is a play out of the action-reaction chapter in a physics book. A link can be found below for more information, and you can see a diagram or two, which will help greatly.
Balloons forced German aircraft to fly at higher altitudes and thus decreased their bombing accuracy.?
Blimps
These balloons forced German aircraft to fly at higher altitudes and thus decreased their bombing accuracy.?
barrage
Where was an aircraft forced to land when making a emergency landing near Melbourne last week?
In the Melbourne airport
What condition does a bjt power experience forced current gain?
A bipolar junction transistor (BJT) experiences forced current gain when it operates in the active region, particularly under conditions of high base current. In this region, the transistor can amplify the input current, allowing a small base current to control a much larger collector current. This condition is essential for applications such as amplification and switching in electronic circuits. The forced current gain is typically represented by the current gain factor (β or h_FE) of the BJT.
Can a person drown a shark?
A shark can be drowned if towed backwards by the tail. Water is forced the wrong way through the gills, making the shark unable to breathe - thus drowning it. How you set about pulling the shark backwards is entirely up to you...!
How does a head rest work?
Well....head rests help prevent a persons head from being forced backwards and thus decreasing whiplash
How does the direction in which current carrying wire is forced when in a magnetic field compare with the direction that moving charges are forced?
The direction in which a current-carrying wire is forced in a magnetic field is perpendicular to both the direction of the current and the magnetic field according to Fleming's left-hand rule. Moving charges are also forced in a direction perpendicular to both the direction of their motion and the magnetic field according to the Lorentz force equation.
