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CPL Aerodynamics
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CADA.2.6
Topic:
Stability and control
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Wing flap extension typically causes a nose-down pitching moment. The primary reason is:
A.
flap extension moves the wing's centre of pressure rearward (aft of the CG)
B.
the physical weight of the extended flap structure causes the nose to pitch down
C.
flap extension increases the tailplane's AoA through changed downwash, generating a nose-down tail force
D.
flap extension reduces the stall speed, reducing the nose-up tendency at low speed
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