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Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote:
.... Hmmmm. a mostly reasonable review - but the idea that force times distance is not equal to work is somewhat radical, don't you think? I said no work was done *on the (air)plane*. Since we only have the airplane and the air, the work done by the thrust of the engine moving the airplane through a distance all goes into the air as (kinetic) energy or heat in its wake. If I push a sled over snow with force F for distance D it's usually accounted that the work I did ON the sled is F X D ....but I won't beat the topic down.... :-) Brian W |
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