Exam
Vibe
Home
Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Govt Exam
Banking Exams
Other Government
Police
Railway Exams
SSC
State PSC Exams
Teaching / Education Exams
UPSC Exams
Blog
Contact
🔍
Home
›
Aerospace Engineering
›
Aerodynamics MCQs
›
What happens when an aircraft exceeds its criti...
What happens when an aircraft exceeds its critical angle of attack?
A. Increased lift
B. Stall
C. Reduced drag
D. Supersonic speed
Explanation:
Exceeding the critical AOA disrupts airflow and causes stall.
Tags:
Aerodynamics MCQs
,
Aerospace Engineering
« Previous
Next »
More from Aerodynamics MCQs:
What does Bernoulli’s principle explain in aerodynamics?
Which force opposes the forward motion of an aircraft?
The angle between the chord line of a wing and the oncoming airflow is called:
Which component of drag is caused by the production of lift?
In level flight, lift must balance which force?
Which aerodynamic surface primarily controls roll motion?
Explore more in Aerospace Engineering:
Flight Mechanics MCQ MCQs
Aircraft Structures MCQs
Propulsion MCQ MCQs
Avionics MCQ MCQs
Aircraft Design MCQs
Spacecraft Engineering MCQ MCQs
Orbital Mechanics MCQ MCQs
Aerospace Materials MCQ MCQs
Flight Testing MCQ MCQs
Control Systems MCQ MCQs