Please help me fill out this table Thank you 36 Airplane Tak

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36. Airplane Takeoffs There are many factors that carn requirc aircraft to allow for longer takcoff distances, called takeoff rolls. To ensure a safe takeoff, it is the responsibility of the pilot to assess all factors and condi- tions to calculate the cumulative total distance required for takeoff. The table indicates the possible cumulative effect of some takeoff conditions on takcoff rolls for a ccr- tain light airplane. Additional Takeoff Condition Cumulative Takeoff Roll (meters) 400 normal tail wind (+20%) weight (+2(y:i:) temperature (+20) grass landing strip (+25%) altitude (10 upslope (+10%) 400(1 20) = 480 480 1.20) 576 Source: www.auf.aso.au/index.html

Solution

Ans: Takeoff rolls under normal circumstances is 400 metres and it changes as given in the table.

For temperature the roll increases by 20% from the previous so it is 576*(1.2) = 691.2

For grass landing strip it\'s +25% . So new roll = 691.2*(1.25) = 864.

For altitude it\'s +10% . New roll = 864*(1.1) = 950.4

For upslope the roll increases by +10% . New roll = 950.4*(1.1) = 1045.4 metres.