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CPL Aerodynamics
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CADA.2.2
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Aerodynamic design features
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Double-slotted Fowler flaps are more effective than plain trailing-edge flaps because:
A.
they reduce induced drag during the approach by redistributing the spanwise lift gradient
B.
The slot energises the boundary layer and the rearward movement increases wing area and camber
C.
they increase the geometric dihedral angle of the wing automatically at full deployment
D.
they are lighter and structurally simpler to manufacture than plain trailing-edge flaps
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