Which of the following statement/s is/are correct? 1. The slope of the lift curve can be calculated by dividing the angle of attack and the lift coefficient. II. For an elliptical loading, we can assume that the span efficiency ratio is equal to one half. III. When the wing loading is not uniform, a factor of e is introduced depending on the shape of the wing. OA. Statement II and III are correct B. Statement III is correct C. All of the statements are correct D. None of the statements is correct E. Statement I is correct OF. Statement II is correct G. Statement I and III are correct

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Which of the following statement/s is/are correct?
I. The slope of the lift curve can be calculated by dividing the angle of attack and the lift
coefficient.
II. For an elliptical loading, we can assume that the span efficiency ratio is equal to one half.
III. When the wing loading is not uniform, a factor of e is introduced depending on the shape of
the wing.
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A. Statement II and III are correct
B. Statement III is correct
C. All of the statements are correct
D. None of the statements is correct
E. Statement I is correct
F. Statement II is correct
G. Statement I and III are correct
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following statement/s is/are correct? I. The slope of the lift curve can be calculated by dividing the angle of attack and the lift coefficient. II. For an elliptical loading, we can assume that the span efficiency ratio is equal to one half. III. When the wing loading is not uniform, a factor of e is introduced depending on the shape of the wing. O O O O O A. Statement II and III are correct B. Statement III is correct C. All of the statements are correct D. None of the statements is correct E. Statement I is correct F. Statement II is correct G. Statement I and III are correct
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