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If the airplane is moving forward through the air,which statement describes how one of the forces acting on the airplane has been overcome?
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If the airplane is moving forward through the air,which statement describes how one of the forces acting on the airplane has been overcome?

If the airplane is moving forward through the air,which statement describes how one-example-1
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The thrust force has overcome the drag force.

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The airplane is moving forward, in the direction of the thrust force. For this to happen, this force must overcome the forces acting in the opposite direction. Hence, the thrust force has overcome the drag force.

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