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The airplane shown in the figure is to achieve "weightlessness" for a short period of time by flying along a curved path such that it's acceleration components in x direction ax = 0 and in y direction ay = -g. If the velocity of the plane in x - direction Vx = V0 and y-direction Vy=0 at the time t=0 and plane is at point O.
(i) Derive a tangential acceleration of the plane at as function of time t.
(ii) Derive a normal acceleration of the plane as a function of time t
(iii) Calculate the tangential acceleration and the normal acceleration after time t= 5 sec, if V0=980 km/h and g=9.81 m/s2 O.
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