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A true monocoque structure differs from a semi-monocoque one in that it has
Answer: B
In a pure monocoque the shell alone carries every load, which demands a thick skin to resist buckling and is heavy for anything large. Adding stringers lets a much thinner skin be used because the buckling length is shortened, and that is what semi-monocoque means.
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