Flight Concept Web Project By: Ashley Drag- The force that opposes thrust.

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Flight Concept Web Project By: Ashley

Drag- The force that opposes thrust.

Connected to thrust because they are equal and opposite.

Thrust- The force pushing back causing the plane to move forward.

Connected to force because thrust is a force.

Force- The capacity to do work or cause physical change; energy, strength, or active power

Connected to lift because they are equal and opposite.

Lift- Air pressure underneath the plane is greater that the air pressure above.

Connected to weight because lift opposes weight.

Weight- The force being pulled down.

Connected to gravity because weight is caused by gravity.

Gravity- The force or pull exerted between two objects.

Connected to center of gravity because gravity causes the center of gravity.

Center of Gravity- A point where the nose and tail stay equal. Equal to nose. Equal to tail.

Connected to Newton's 3 rd law because Newton's 3 rd law is in affected with the center of gravity.

Newton’s 3 rd law- For every action there is an equal but opposite reaction.

Connected to Bernoulli's Principle because they were both people who worked with flight and its principles.

Bernoulli’s Principle- Slow Air = High Pressure Fast Air= Low pressure

Connected to Wing because it describes the air and the way the air moves over and under the wing.

Wing- The center of the plane (or object) that causes lift.

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