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CPL Aerodynamics
· Practice
CADA.2.7
Topic:
Taxi, take-off and landing
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Taxi, take-off and landing
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The effect of extending partial (take-off) flap for take-off is:
A.
only beneficial on sealed surfaces where the reduced lift-off speed prevents soft-field bogging
B.
Reduces lift-off speed and ground roll (by increasing CLmax), at the cost of a slightly higher climb drag
C.
increases ground roll because the higher CL requires more speed to generate the necessary lift
D.
increases take-off distance because the additional drag more than offsets any lift increase
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