Which opposing forces are correctly matched?

Which condition will cause a plane to rise?

Which conditions will allow a plane to move forward?

The ___ is responsible for generating lift during flight.

An airplane is cruising when...

When landing a plane, wing shapes are changed. This will cause lift to change and...

The use of an engine to compress air, raise it's pressure, and then combust it out the engine back causes...

Which statement regarding weight is most accurate?

Which force on flight causes the forward motion of a plane?

This location on a plane is the average location of weight on the plane.

If the nose of a plane rises up or dips, this is known as...

This force on flight is caused by friction between the air molecules and the rough surface of the plane.

The air which flows under a wing has a(n) ____ compared to the air flowing above the wing.

According to Bernoulli's principle, which relationship is correct?

Air molecules cling to and move faster down the slope of the wing due to the ___.

Which location on a wing has higher pressure?

Which part of a plane is involved with "angle of attack"?

As wing tips dip and rise, the plane is experiencing ___.

The engines on a plane follow which law?

Select all questions that airplane engineers ask of their customers when designing a plane.

3D printing of plane parts for models allows testing of physical models right from computer designs. This is called...

Engineer teams will coordinate their efforts, exchange ideas, and evaluate each other's solutions during this step.

This occurs in labs, wind tunnels, ground, and flight.

Included here are a fixed budget, size or weight limits, safety standards, and the availability of resources.