Thread: A Plane Problem
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Unread 21 Dec 2006, 13:56   #130
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Re: A Plane Problem
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Originally Posted by cura
the engines would indeed make the plane move, but until a certain speed is reached it will stay on the ground, and it will not reach that certain speed because the threadmil works against it
If, in your mind, the plane can reach some arbitrary speed but go no further because the treadmill is working against it, how can it reach that speed at all? Surely in your vision of this, if the treadmill is working against the plane then it can't begin moving at all?

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