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Aplane is flying east at a constant speed and altitude. based on newton's law of inertia, the a. horizontal and vertical forces are both balanced. b. lift and thrust forces exceed the forces of weight and air resistance. c. air resistance is stronger than the thrust. d. vertical forces are balanced, but the horizontal forces are not.
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