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What is the difference between thrust and pressure-?
what is the difference between thrust and pressure?
What is a propeller airplane?
A propeller airplane is, simply put, any airplane which uses a propeller for propulsion.
How do you put a airplane fire out?
put foam over the foam
What does the thrust of a model rocket depend on?
The size of the engine you put in it.
How many pounds of pressure are put on your teeth when you grind your teeth?
250 pounds per square inch.
How do you put your nook color on airplane mode?
It has no airplane mode. Just turn off wifi.
Can you put microwave ovens into an airplane?
Yes.
What is aircraft fueling?
When they put fuel in an airplane
How many pounds does an olympic men's shot put weight?
16lbs
What is it called when you put your arms around someone and push?
abdominal thrust
How do you use thrust under in a sentence?
Thrust under means pushing or shoving beneath something else. She was thrust under the water and drowned. The continent was thrust under the other one.
Why does an airplane have wings?
Simply put, wings provide lift, without which an aircraft would be simply a land-based projectile. The only two ways a heavier-than-air machine can get airborne is through the application of thrust ( like a rocket) or lift with an aircraft's wings. Rockets require much greater power to generate the lift-to-thrust ratio necessary to get them off the ground. The airplane uses less power to move forward. The physics of the wing ( thanks to Bernoulli's Principle ) lifts it into the air. The tail ( vertical and horizontal stabilizers ) or rudder provides directional control.
