Two forces that act on an airplane wing are called the lift and the drag. Find the resultant of these forces acting on the airplane wing in the figure to the right.

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Jon Adams asked Feb 27, 2023

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Two forces that act on an airplane wing are called the lift and the drag. Find the resultant of these forces acting on the airplane wing in the figure to the right.

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The resultant force of lift and drag is one that turns the airplane up, It's given in the following figure:

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