In a standard configuration centre of gravity (counting from the front) is

1. ✓Before the aerodynamic centreCorrect answer
2. Always exactly under the aerodynamic centre
3. Exactly in the aerodynamic centre
4. Behind the aerodynamic centre

Explanation

For a standard aircraft configuration to possess positive longitudinal static stability, the Center of Gravity (CG) must be located forward of the Aerodynamic…

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