Discussion
The essential difference between an airfoil section and a finite wing is that the finite wing
Answer: A
A section is a two-dimensional idealisation with no spanwise flow. On a real wing the pressure difference between the surfaces cannot survive at the tip, so flow spills round it and the wing trails a sheet of vorticity. That sheet induces a downward velocity at the wing itself, and every finite-wing correction follows from it.
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