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pffft no matter she ain't ever hott , man :/

ck out the chicks in this vid .. http://youtube.com/watch?v=HlKocJWE5S4 for pure sex appeal.. i'll take the dancer over the lank.. any day ! hubba hubba hubba :-}-}-}}}}}}}

"Other than that, I'm all for it." ROFLMAO, oh man :D

their wheel has a rotational velocity to it. the very center of the AXIS of the wheel is going nowhere but any point on the wheel OTHER than that is most certainly moving. i reiterate, what an idiot ! :p

what an idiot ! :p

:eek: ps click my "Oh" face dummy :)

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downside?? uhhh.. jail? :)

"the wheels of the plane MUST BE MOVING 5mph TO THE WEST" you've ILL-STATED this problem, very unclear, no wonder everyone is having problems with it. obvious that NOW you mean the "wheels" and the "plane proper" to be one and the same system of points! why even bring the wheels into it...

upon further consideration.. Turok is WRONG.. the plane CANNOT take off :) why?... start the treadmill, place the plane on it engines off. the plane is moving relative to the air, but not the treadmill, it's wheels are not turning. there is now a condition of "negative lift", ie...

Teddy boy, he's got them all Down at the juke joint me and the boys were stompin' Bippin' an a boppin', telling a dirty joke or two! In walked this chick and I knew she was up to something... and I kissed her right there out of the blue! I said "Hey baby, meet me I'm a tough guy" ...

haha the plane does take off! i see it now! :D the ground is irrelevant because no significant force is applied to the ground/belt

the speed of the treadmill is set to the ROTATIONAL speed of the wheels? how does the speed of the wheels relate to the speed of the plane, and how does the speed of plane relate to airspeed, please clarify? :confused:

maybe i am missing smthg.. place a wheelchair on a moving treadmill, you must push the treadmill till its speed is equal to that of the belt for it to remain motionless in space, right? its wheels are rotating at a specific speed at this point. at this point, relative to the quiet air the...

it was a trick question, too funny. if not for the PROP! (if it was a JET) the (true) answer is (STILL) a resounding NO! requires specific knowledge of prop physics dumbassIQ 'problem', imo (and even dumberass author of same) :D

do you feel any airspeed relative to your "wings" running on a treadmill? the problem assumes the the velocity of the air molecules are equal to that of the ground. the plane must move relative to the ground to move its wing relative to the air because the air molecule to ground speed are...

no, you're wrong :cool: the answer lies in the airspeed to wing

turn the plane around facing it the other direction, turn off the engines, leave belt on. the plane takes off. now, turn on engines and REVERSE thrust till the speed of plane (wheels) is equal to the belt. as the speed of the plane approaches the belt the plane slows then stands still and...

no strawman here.. out of the blue JB starts a thread ahh JB miZzez Zz :D

get lost. your afraid Baron's can't make his rent?? then why didn't you start your post like that? ROFL. what a maroon! your miss Zz haha too funny