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The absolute ceiling of an aircraft is the altitude above which it:
A
can never reach
B
cannot sustain level flight at a constant speed
C
can perform accelerated light as well as straight and level flight at a constant speed
D
can perform straight and level flight at a constant speed only

Correct : b

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