The 3D flow characteristic attributed to the wings is a by-product of – McqOptions

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1.	The 3D flow characteristic attributed to the wings is a by-product of_____
A.	Pressure imbalance over top and bottom surfaces of the wing
B.	Pressure imbalance between leading and trailing edge of the airfoil
C.	Thickness of the wing
D.	Extra lift produced
Answer» B. Pressure imbalance between leading and trailing edge of the airfoil

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