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During the ground roll manoeuvre of an aircraft, the force(s) acting on it parallel to the direction of motion
A
is thrust alone.
B
is drag alone.
C
are both thrust and drag.
D
are thrust, drag and a part of both weight and lift.

Correct : d

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