If you were to imagine a simple lump of coal about 6 cm in diameter, what volume of carbon dioxide do you think it would produce when burned? Enough to fill a disposable water bottle? To fill a balloon? To fill a room? Based on your instinct or based on some rough calculations, make an estimate of the volume of gas produced. Include your reasons for your choice

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The lift force on the airplane wing is given by the distributed load L(x) = 15(1- 0.04x) KN/m, the engine has a weight of 20 KN, and the weight of the wing is given by w(x) = (5-0.5x) KN. Determine the reaction force and moments at the root of the wing. 3 m We L(x) w(x) 25 m The lift force on the airplane wing is given by the distributed load L(x) = 15(1- 0.04x) KN/m, the engine has a weight of 20 KN, and the weight of the wing is given by w(x) = (5-0.5x) KN. Determine the reaction force and moments at the root of the wing. 3 m We L(x) w(x) 25 m

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Estimating the volume of carbon dioxide produced when burning a lump of coal is an interesting exercise Lets make some rough calculations and estimati... View the full answer