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What is the purpose of the ailerons on an aircraft?
What is the purpose of the ailerons on an aircraft?
A. To control the roll of the aircraft
B. To control the pitch of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To provide lift
Explanation:
Ailerons are control surfaces on the wings of an aircraft used to control the roll motion around its longitudinal axis.
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