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Which best explains why aerofoil sections are closed wherever possible?
Answer: B
The torsional stiffness gained is two or three orders of magnitude for a few per cent of added weight, and wing torsional stiffness governs both aeroelastic divergence and control reversal. Closing the section is among the cheapest structural decisions available.
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