a jet plane flies in the air because?

Question

a)the gravity does not act on bodies moving with high speed
b)the thrust of the jet compensates the force of the gravity
c)the flow of air around the wings causes an upward force which compensates for the force of gravity
d)the weight of air whose volume is equal to the volume of plane is more than the weight of the plane

i guess the ans is b or c what do u think??

Answer 1

The answer is "c"

The upward force is called Lift and its resultant acts in the direction opposite that of gravity.

Answer 2

C... shape of the wing is called an airfoil and the air travels more quickly across the top and less quickly across the bottom... the slower moving air exerts a higher pressure causing the plane to achieve lift.

Answer 3

c is correct.

For the record, a jet plane flies for exactly the same reason that a propeller plane flies or a glider flies. The only difference is the source of the thrust that generates the airflow.

Answer 4

C is the right awnser bcz even as air flows over a curved wing the rigidity on good of the wing is decrease than below it so it creates carry, once you upload propulsion, you get significant carry, thats the secret to flying heavier than air airplane.

Answer 5

when jet plane flying, air passing through its wings and angle or wings is such as the air pressure below the wings is more then upper side of wings
so due to this aerodynamic effect plane can fly against gravitly
any doubt u can ask

Answer 6

Its C... no different to any plane, except the jet pushes it forward

Answer 7

The answer is C

Answer 8

c