Why does aeroplane fly in the air while gravity pulls it?
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-the airplane has forces acting on it due to the forces produced by its engines
-these forces are known as thrust and lift
-the forces opposing the motion of the plane are drag, which pulls it backwards, and gravity pulling it downwards
-if the forces of thrust and lift are higher than drag and gravity, respectively, the plane flies
-search for images of 'forces on an airplane' to visualize these forces better
-these forces are known as thrust and lift
-the forces opposing the motion of the plane are drag, which pulls it backwards, and gravity pulling it downwards
-if the forces of thrust and lift are higher than drag and gravity, respectively, the plane flies
-search for images of 'forces on an airplane' to visualize these forces better
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