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Thin airfoil theory gives the lift coefficient of a symmetric section as
Answer: A
For a symmetric section the zero-lift angle is itself zero, so the slope of two pi per radian applies directly to the geometric angle. Expressed per degree this is about 0.11, and real sections come close to it until viscous effects intervene near the stall.
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