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A delta wing at high angle of attack derives a large part of its lift from
Answer: D
The sharp, highly swept leading edge forces separation into a pair of strong, stable vortices lying over the upper surface. The intense low pressure under those vortex cores gives extra lift that grows nonlinearly with incidence. The mechanism lets slender delta wings reach very high angles of attack without a conventional stall.
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