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Basically, it made long distance travel both fast and inexpensive.
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What is the technical name for an an airplane pilot?
Aeronautical Engineer I believe so
How long will it take for an airplane that leaves one half hourlater than an airplane flying at rate of five hundred miles per hour when the first airplane flying six hundred miles per hour?
I don't think your question is worded exactly right. It sounds like you are saying Airplane A departs at a speed of 500 m/hr. An hour later, Airplane B departs at a speed of 600 m/hr. When will Airplane B catch up to Airplane A. The question for this is D = R * T D- distance travelled R- rate or speed T- Time To solve this problem, you have to realize that when Airplane B reaches Airplane A, both aircraft will have traveled the same Distance D. Now let T be the Time for Airplane A to travel that unknown D. So first Equation: Airplane A : D = 500*T For Airplane B, it will have to travel Distance D in that 1 hour less than it took Airplane A to travel it. Airplane B: D = 600*(T-1) D is the same in both so the equation becomes 500*T = 600*(T-1) 500*T = 600*T -600 0 = 100 *T - 600 600 = 100*T T = 6 Hours. Airplane A travels distance D = 500 * T or 500 *(6) = 3,000 miles in 6 hours. Airplane B travels the same distance in 5 hours ---so it catches up to it. So even if this is not your problem, it should demonstrate how to form the problem into 2 Equations and eliminate some of the unknowns which allow you to solve it. ~Custermen~
Why was the first airplane flight so important to history?
A 'first' in any new field is very important to history. - This is my interpretation of what 'history' is all about. Aviation was then an exciting new development that mankind had wanted for years, so naturally the real first flight was incredible news.
What are aerodynamics used in?
Aerodynamics is important in any industry involved with moving objects through the air, so the automobile, airplane, and weaponry industries, for example, study aerodynamics. Even serious runners and their coaches use certain aerodynamic principles.
Why was the airplane important to the Industrial Revolution?
It helped the people by delivering crops and other items. It could also hold people instead of using steamboats and trains. It didn't exist then. The Industrial Revolution occurred before the first successful airplane. The dates of the Industrial Revolution span 1750 to 1850. The first flight took place 1903 so it had no impact on the Industrial Revolution.
Why was the invention of the airplane by the wright brothers so important?
It was so important because it was the first Airplane to be built. This changed the way we people use transportation, and made traveling a lot easier.
Why is the airplane airelons important?
so that the plane does not flip over or anything
How does an airplane landing work?
Almost every aspect of an airplane landing is managed by computer. The most important aspect is decelerating the airplane so the brakes and landing gear can stop the plane.
Why was the wright brothers' flight so important?
because it was the first ever airplane flight
Why is the airplane so important in transportation?
Because it can go places often unreached by vehicles and it can get there faster
Reasons to how the airplane was important in the 20th century?
Well, the airplane is used in wars, which is pretty important... Also, flying on an airplane was a fast way to get somewhere far away.
Is math important to an airplane?
um.. ya!
Sluggish on takeoff?
important to take of the airplane
Why is it important to sign off red X's Correctly in aircraft forms?
So they know who to hang when a pilot crashes an airplane.
How long is an airplane?
the length of an airplane depends on the type of an airplane. So we cant reallyanswer your question
How important the airplane in your traveling?
No importance at all, for me personnally this year.
Why was the wright brothers airplane important?
because it was a pink plane
