Discussion
Sideslip of 8 degrees requires 5 degrees of aileron to hold. The ratio of aileron to sideslip is
Answer: A
Dividing gives \( 5/8 = 0.625 \) degrees of aileron per degree of sideslip. This ratio is a direct flight test measure of the dihedral effect, since it is the aileron needed to resist the rolling moment sideslip produces.
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