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    The document analyzes the forces acting on two kites of different masses through force, pressure, and density calculations. For kite 1, the forces of gravity and drag were greater than lift and thrust due to its heavier mass. Kite 2 was lighter and thus experienced greater lift and thrust forces allowing it to rise faster. Air pressure calculations also showed higher static and dynamic pressure for kite 2 corresponding to its higher flight velocity. The conclusion is that each kite's forces depended on its specific mass properties.

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    The document analyzes the forces acting on two kites of different masses through force, pressure, and density calculations. For kite 1, the forces of gravity and drag were greater than lift and thrust due to its heavier mass. Kite 2 was lighter and thus experienced greater lift and thrust forces allowing it to rise faster. Air pressure calculations also showed higher static and dynamic pressure for kite 2 corresponding to its higher flight velocity. The conclusion is that each kite's forces depended on its specific mass properties.

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    The document analyzes the forces acting on two kites of different masses through force, pressure, and density calculations. For kite 1, the forces of gravity and drag were greater than lift and thrust due to its heavier mass. Kite 2 was lighter and thus experienced greater lift and thrust forces allowing it to rise faster. Air pressure calculations also showed higher static and dynamic pressure for kite 2 corresponding to its higher flight velocity. The conclusion is that each kite's forces depended on its specific mass properties.

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    The document analyzes the forces acting on two kites of different masses through force, pressure, and density calculations. For kite 1, the forces of gravity and drag were greater than lift and thrust due to its heavier mass. Kite 2 was lighter and thus experienced greater lift and thrust forces allowing it to rise faster. Air pressure calculations also showed higher static and dynamic pressure for kite 2 corresponding to its higher flight velocity. The conclusion is that each kite's forces depended on its specific mass properties.

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    By: Ximena Castro, Regina Galindo, Kristen Corlay, Daniela Armendariz

    Force analysis

    Gravity

    Mass=.022 Gravity=9.8

    Force= mass*gravity
    Force=.022*9.8
    Force=0.2156 N

    Force analysis

    Lift

    Height=1.5 m Velocity=2m/s

    Acceleration=.29m/s

    Force=0.006 N

    v=d/t ac=v/t f=mac


    V=14 / 7 Ac=2/7 F=.022*.29

    Force analysis

    Drag

    Wind Velocity km/h

    Wind velocity (m/s)

    Wind velocity 2

    25

    6.84

    35

    Humidity

    Air Density kg/m3

    1.144

    Force of drag P*A (N)


    2.15 N

    pressure Kites area cm2 kites area m2


    20N

    1075 cm squared

    .1075m2

    Force analysis Thrust


    Kites Mass
    (g)

    Kites Mass
    (Kg)

    22

    0.022

    Horizontal Distance (M) Velocity

    14

    2m/s

    Acceleration (v/t) in m/s^2

    Force of Thrust mass*acc N

    .2857 m/s^2

    6.28*10^-3 N

    Archimedes Principle
    Kites Mass (g)

    Kites Mass (kg) g/1000

    22
    Kites VOLUME (CM3)

    0.022
    Kites VOLUME(M3)

    107.5
    Kites dENSITY (G/CM3)

    0.0001075
    Kites dENSITY (KG/CM3)

    0.205

    204.65

    Temperature (C) Humidity (%) Air density (kg/m3)


    35

    1.144

    Bernoullis Principle
    Kites Mass Kites Mass (kg) g/
    (g)
    1000

    Force gravity

    22
    0.022
    .2156N
    kites area m2
    Kites dENSITY (G/CM3)
    .1075m2

    0.205

    Temperature (C)

    Humidity (%)

    35
    Distance time velocity
    (m)
    (s)
    m/s
    14

    2m/s

    Kites area cm2


    1075 cm2
    Static pressure
    2.00558 pa
    Air density (kg/m3)

    velocity2

    1.144
    Dynamic pressure = .5*air
    density*velocity^2 (pA)

    4m/s^2

    2.288 pa

    Force analysis

    Gravity

    Mass=0.0045
    Gravity=9.8

    Force= mass*gravity
    Force=.0.0045*9.8
    Force=0.0441 N

    Force analysis

    Lift

    Height=2.6 m F=0.00307M
    Velocity=3.83 2m/s
    Ac=0.638 m/s

    v=d/t ac=v/t f=mac


    AC=3.83/6
    v=23/6
    F=.0045*.683

    Force analysis
    Wind velocity km/h wind velocity m/s

    1.11111

    Draf

    Wind velocity ^2

    Humidity

    1.234565432

    40%

    air density kg/m^3

    pressure dynamic=.5*air
    density*velocity^2

    Kites area cm2

    1.191

    8.7353 N

    46

    kites area m^2

    force of drag p*a (n)

    0.0046

    0.040n

    Force analysis

    Thrust

    Kites Mass
    (g)

    Kites Mass
    (Kg)

    Horizontal Distance (M)

    Velocity

    4.5

    0.0045

    23

    3.83m/s

    Acceleration (v/t) in m/s^2

    Force of lift mass*acc N

    0.638 m/s^2

    0.002871

    Archimedes Principle
    Kite Mass (g)

    Kite Mass (Kg) g/1,000

    4.5

    0.0045

    Kite Volume cm3

    Kite Volume (m3) cm3/1,000,000

    23

    0.000023
    3

    Kite Density (g/cm)

    Kite Density (kg/cm3)

    0.1956521739

    195.65217391

    Temperature (C)

    Humidity (%)

    35

    7%

    Air Density(Kg/m)
    1.140

    Bernoullis Principle
    Kite Mass (g) Kite Mass (Kg) g/1,000 Gravity Force Mass*g (N)
    4.5

    0.0045

    Temperature

    0.0441

    22

    Kite area cm2

    Kites area (m2) cm2/10,000

    Humidity

    46

    0.0046

    40%

    Kites Density (g/cm3)

    Static Pressure f/a (pa)

    Air density kg/m^3

    0.0043

    9.58696

    1.191

    distance (m) Time (s) Velocity (m/s)


    23

    6s

    3.83m/s

    Velocity2

    Dynamic Pressure 0.5* Air Density*Vel2 (Pa)

    14.69

    8.747 pa

    0.30

    Forces
    Kite 1

    2.60

    0.25

    2.17

    0.20

    1.73

    0.15

    1.30

    0.10

    0.87

    0.05

    0.43

    0.00

    0.00

    Gravity

    Lift

    Thrust

    Kite 1

    Drag

    Forces
    0.05
    0.038
    0.025
    0.013
    0

    Kite 2

    Air density/Kite density


    PINK=KITE 1
    BLUE=KITE2

    1.2

    0.9

    0.20
    0.15

    0.6

    0.10

    0.3

    0.05
    0.00

    Air density/Kite density


    KITE 1
    Density
    1.20
    0.90

    Air Density
    0.60

    2.00
    1.50

    0.30

    1.00
    0.50

    0.00

    0.00

    Pressure
    Kite 1

    Pressures

    Kite 2

    10

    7.5

    2.5

    Static

    Dynamic

    Conclusion

    In this project we can conclude that each force


    depends o the type of kite. For example, our first
    kite was really heavy and so the force of lift wasnt
    that big because the kite couldnt get up due to its
    weight. But, our kite 2 was lighter and was able to
    get up much quicker. We can also see a similar thing
    in the pressure, kite 2s pressure is extremely high
    because it moved faster due to its weight.
    To conclude, it was a very educational project.

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