In a given aircraft we have two possible landing flaps positions: 0 and 10. In order to obtain a shorter ground roll the following should be used

1. The position of the flaps has no influence on the lengh of the ground roll
2. 0.
3. ✓10.Correct answer
4. All the answers given are false

Explanation

Using a small amount of flaps (e.g., 10 degrees) for take-off increases the wing's Lift Coefficient (CL).

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