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A multi-spar wing differs from a two-spar wing in that it
Answer: B
Distributing the material among several spars shortens the skin panels and provides alternative load paths, which suits thin, highly loaded wings such as those on fast military aircraft. A transport wing generally uses two or three spars and relies on stringers instead.
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