Static stability of an airplane is: a. the ability to return to its equilibrium position once it
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Static stability of an airplane is:
a. the ability to return to its equilibrium position once it has been disturbed.
b. the long time reaction to a disturbance.
c. the initial tendency to move toward the equilibrium position after a disturbance.
d. None of the above.
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