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An aeroplane flies through the air in a straight line, with its engines at full power. The weight of the aeroplane is 160 kN. There is also a force of 320 KN acting upwards on the aeroplane at 30° to the
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An aeroplane flies through the air in a straight line, with its engines at full power. The weight of the aeroplane is 160 kN. There is also a force of 320 KN acting upwards on the aeroplane at 30° to the horizontal. In the space below, use a graphical method to determine the size and the direction of the resultant of these two forces. Use a scale of 1.0cm: 40 kN.

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Resultant Force is 280 kN

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