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I have asked many experts to draw me out the diagram and show me where they all the arrows go and explain it to me but they keep drawing half of arrows so I don't know where the rest of arrows go including yaw,roll and the rudder force arrows can you show me please and explain it to me I am really stuck on this labelling digram.

Drag and drop the arrows from the left side to match the correct situation.
Rudder
force
Left rudder
Right rudder
Roll
Yaw
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