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What are the factors that affect the total drag generated in an aircraft during flight? Check all correct answers. A. density B. power available C. weight D. CD E. wing area F. lift G. power required H. airspeed

What are the factors that affect the total drag generated in an aircraft during flight? Check all correct answers. A. density B. power available C. weight D. CD E. wing area F. lift G. power required H. airspeed

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What are the factors that affect the total drag generated in an aircraft during flight?
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A. density
B. power available
C. weight
D. CD
E. wing area
F. lift
G. power required
H. airspeed

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