A student pilot taxiing a Cessna 172- Skyhawk is brought to a full stop with a total distance of four hundred fifty meters from a speed of 18 knots. (a) Determine the frictional energy absorbed by the breaks. (b) Consider that the stopping force is brought by a constant collinear force resisting the motion, what is the force? Note: The kinetic energy of rotation of the wheel is negligible. Given: mpilot 170 Ibs, mairplane = 757 kg %3D %3D

A student pilot taxiing a Cessna 172- Skyhawk is brought to a full stop with a total distance of four hundred fifty meters from a speed of 18 knots. (a) Determine the frictional energy absorbed by the breaks. (b) Consider that the stopping force is brought by a constant collinear force resisting the motion, what is the force? Note: The kinetic energy of rotation of the wheel is negligible. Given: mpilot 170 Ibs, mairplane = 757 kg %3D %3D

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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