Discussion
Differential aileron rigging means that
Answer: C
Differential rigging gives the up-going aileron more travel than the down-going one, which raises the drag on the up-going wing and reduces adverse yaw, on the same principle as the Frise shape but achieved through the linkage. Equal deflection is the plain arrangement it improves upon. Only one moving at a time is not a rigging scheme. Symmetric droop with flap is flaperon behaviour, a different function altogether.
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