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The control surface associated with engine inoperative condition is
The control surface associated with engine inoperative condition is
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Rudder controls yaw and is essential in asymmetric flight scenarios like engine failure.
Updated On: June 02, 2025
- rudder
- elevator
- fuselage
- aileron
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Solution and Explanation
When an engine fails, yawing motion occurs due to asymmetric thrust, and the rudder is used to counteract this yaw and maintain directional control.
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