Discussion
Hinge moment is proportional to which power of true airspeed?
Answer: A
Hinge moment carries dynamic pressure, so it goes with the square of the speed at a fixed coefficient: doubling speed quadruples the force. That single fact explains aerodynamic balance, tabs of every kind, and ultimately powered controls. A linear dependence would have made manual controls viable to much higher speeds. A cube law belongs to power rather than force. And independence of speed is the behaviour of an artificial feel unit that has not been scheduled with q.
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