Discussion
Two engines produce the same thrust. One has a specific thrust of 500 newtons per kilogram per second and the other 150.
What can be concluded about their physical size?
Answer: A
Producing the same thrust from a third of the specific thrust means taking in more than three times the air. That is precisely why high bypass engines dominate the visual proportions of a modern airliner while a combat aircraft's engine is slender.
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