Discussion
Increasing dynamic pressure has what effect on the dimensional derivatives?
Answer: C
Every dimensional derivative carries a factor of dynamic pressure, so they all scale up in proportion, which is why modal frequencies rise with speed and fall with altitude. The non-dimensional coefficients are what stay put at a given Mach number. Nothing scales down with dynamic pressure, and the effect applies to stability and control derivatives alike, since both are dimensionalised the same way.
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