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A stringer differs from a longeron chiefly in that a longeron is
Answer: D
Both run lengthwise, but a longeron is a heavy member used in small numbers, while stringers are light and numerous. The distinction matters for how the bending load is shared and how much skin each member has to stabilise, and modern transports favour many stringers.
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