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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF AERODYNAMICS 

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF LIFT

AERODYNAMICS:Is the study of the motion of air, particularly when affected by a solid object such as an airplane win. It involves topics covered in the field of fluid dynamics and its subfield of gas dynamics and is an important domain of study in aeronautics

LIFT:

Raise to a higher position or level 

Example he lifted his trophy over his head

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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF THRUST

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF PROPEL

THRUST:Push (something or someone) suddenly or violently in the specified direction

Example she thrust her hands into her pockets

PROPEL:Drive, push or cause to move in a particular direction typically forward.

Example the boat is propelled by using a very long paddle.

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IF A BIRD IS FLYING STRAIGHT AND STEADY IT MEANS

a)all the forces are balanced

b)all the forces are unbalanced

c)the lift is equal to the drag

a

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BRIEFLY EXPLAIN HOW AIR TAKES UP SPACE

Air surrounds the earth. The earth’s atmosphere is like a blanket that covers the earth. The invisible air is found everywhere.

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COMPRESSION OR INSULTATION OF AIR

KEEPING THE HEAT INSIDE YOUR HOME - INSULTATION

A SLEEPING BAG USING MANY LAYERS TO KEEP YOU WARM AT NIGHT - INSULTATION

RUBBER TIRES ON A CAR BEING USED FOR DRIVING - COMPRESSION

AIR TANKS USED FOR SCUBA DIVING - COMPRESSION

A WINTER JACKET USED TO KEEP YOU WARM ON COLD DAYS - INSULTATION

AN AIRPLAE CABIN THAT USES PRESSURIZED AIR TO HELP PEOPLE BREATHE WHEN FLYING - COMPRESSION

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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF AIR

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF WEIGHT

AIR:The invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth, a mixture mainly of oxygen and nitrogen.

WEIGHT:In science and engineering, the weight of an object is a quantity associated with the gravitational force exerted on the object by other objects in its environment, although there is some variation and debate as to the exact definition

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IF THE FOUR FORCES ARE BALANCED

a)the object is unbalanced

b)the object remains stationary or in constant motion

c)the objects speed or movement will change

b

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ADJUST TILT OR ANGLE OF ATTACK 

  • If the wing is titled up - angle of attack is raised, speed is decreased

  • If the wing is titled down - lift is raised, speed is increased

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BRIEFLY EXPLAIN HOW AIR HAS MASS

Because air is made up of matter and it is composed of molecules and atoms like gas, dust, pollen, water, vapour and other particles. All of those particles have mass and when they are added together it make the mass of air.

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WHAT ARE THE 4 FORCES OF FLIGHT

LIFT ⬆️

DRAG ⬅️

THRUST ➡️

WEIGHT ⬇️

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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF AIR PRESSSURE

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF GLIDE

AIR PRESSURE:The pressure within a container due to the compression of atmospheric gases.

GLIDE:Move with a smooth continuous motion, typically with little noise

Example: a few glondalas glided past

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IF THE FOUR FORCES ARE UNBALANCED

a)the object is unbalanced

b)the object remains stationary or in constant motion

c)the objects speed or movement will change

c

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TRUE OR FALSE

1.AIR IS INVISIBLE 2.AIR IS ALWAYS COLD 3.AIR IS FRIENDLY 4.AIR HAS MASS 5.AIR CAN BE COMPRESSED

AIR IS INVISIBLE - TRUE

AIR IS ALWAYS COLD - FALSE

AIR IS FRIENDLY - TRUE

AIR HAS MASS - TRUE

AIR CAN BE COMPRESSED - TRUE

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BRIEFLY EXPLAIN HOW AIR HAS PRESSURE

Gas molecules travel quickly and move in all directions. Since air is mainly gas it has the same properties. For example when you put air in a container the air will put pressure on the container’s walls.

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REDUCE WEIGHT

  • Passengers, fuel, and cargo are all considered when trying to reduce weight of an airplane

  • Lighter weight may take-off and fly efficiently 

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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF AIRPLANE

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF FLIGHT

AIRPLANE:A flying vehicle that has fixed wings and engines or propellers that thrust it forward through the air.

FLIGHT:The action or process of flying through the air 

Example: an eagle in flight

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IF A PILOT INCREASES THRUST 

a)the plane will accelerate forward

b)the plane will begin to drag

c)the plane will stay stationary

a

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TRUE OR FALSE

1.AIR SMELLS REALLY BAD ALL THE TIME 2.AIR IS COLOURFUL 3.AIR IS ALWAYS HOT 4.AIR IS AFFECTED BY TEMPERATURE 5.AIR IS HEAVY

AIR SMELLS REALLY BAD ALL THE TIME - FALSE

AIR IS COLOURFUL - FALSE

AIR IS ALWAYS HOT - FALSE

AIR IS AFFECTED BY TEMPERATURE - TRUE

AIR IS HEAVY - TRUE

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BRIEFLY EXPLAIN HOW AIR IS AFFECTED BY TEMPERATURE

The motion of air particles is influenced by temperature. The higher the temperature the faster the particles move and the greater the pressure. But as the temperature of the air cools down the slower the particles move.

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MANAGE THRUST

  • If the pilot raises the thrust, the plane will accelerate and if thrust is decreased it will decelerate 

  • Thrust is generated by the plane’s engines and propellers

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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF COMPRESS

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF DRAG

COMPRESS:To press or squeeze together 

To reduce in size quantity or volume as if by squeezing compress a computer file

DRAG:Pull, (someone or something) along forcefully roughly or with difficulty 

Example we dragged the boat up the beach

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TAIL ELEVATORS ARE USED TO DO WHAT IN AIRPLANES?

a)create drag in the airplane

b)create lift

c)steer an airplane up or down

c

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TRUE OR FALSE

1.AIR IS 100% CARBON DIOXIDE 2.AIR HAS PRESSURE 3.AIR IS MADE UP OF MOSTLY NITROGEN AND OXYGEN 4.AIR IS EVERYWHERE 5.AIR IS NOWHERE 6.AIR TAKES UP SPACE

AIR IS 100% CARBON DIOXIDE - FALSE

AIR HAS PRESSURE - TRUE

AIR IS MADE UP OF MOSTLY NITROGEN AND OXYGEN - TRUE

AIR IS EVERYWHERE - TRUE

AIR IS NOWHERE - FALSE

AIR TAKES UP SPACE - TRUE

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BRIEFLY EXPLAIN HOW AIR CAN BE COMPRESSED

Air like any other gas can be compressed. An example is before you get in the car you can check the pressure of the air in your wheels but if the car is full of people than the air in the wheels slowly compress out of the wheels because there is more weight. So if there was one person in the car it would not go out as quickly and as much.

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CONTROL DRAG

  • Pilots create drag when landing; flaps and lowered gear help slow the plane down and allow for a steeper approached (shorter landing)

  • Wings, tail, and body of an airplane are designed to reduce drag.

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