The center of gravity can be defined as

1. ✓The percent mean aerodynamic chord (% MAC) or distance (mm, cm, inch) CG the measuring point "DATUM"Correct answer
2. Percentage of dynamic chord severity (% MAC)
3. As a percentage of the fuselage aerodynamic chord (% MAC)
4. Percentage of dynamic chord counted in the average range (% MAC)

Explanation

The Center of Gravity (CG) location is expressed either as a distance (inches, mm, m) from a defined reference point called the 'Datum', or as a percentage of…

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