A manual for student pilots contains this passage: When an
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A manual for student pilots contains this passage: When an airplane flies at a steady altitude, neither climbing nor descending, the upward lift force from the wings equals the planes weight. When the plane is climbing at a steady rate, the upward lift is greater than the weight; when the plane is descending at a steady rate, the upward lift is less than the weight. Are these statements correct? Explain.
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