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M1 Concept Question 1 In the context of designing commercial aerospace vehicles, what is the approximate cost of a human life? 1. $30,000 2. $300,000 3. $3,000,000 4. $30,000,000 5. $300,000,000 6. PricelessM1 Concept Question 2 What is the approximate cost of a kilogram of weight on a fighter aircraft (e.g. F18 E/F)? 1. $3/kg 2. $30/kg 3. $300/kg 4. $3,000/kg 5. $30,000/kg 6. $300,000/kg 7. $3,000,000/kgM1 Concept Question 3 For the assembly of three linear springs (i.e. obey Hooke's law F=kδ), connected at a point with a load applied as shown, which of the following statements are true if it is known that the connection point, P, does not accelerate? BC P k A k k FA. The forces applied by the springs and the applied forces on point P are in equilibrium. B. The extension in each of the springs is governed by F=kδ C. The extensions and rotations of the springs will allow them to remain attached at P 1. A only 2. B only 3. C only 4. A and B only 5. B and C only 6. A and C only 7. A, B and C 8. None of the above 9. I do not know/do not


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