Discussion
Which best summarises why torsion is treated so carefully in airframe design?
Answer: D
Divergence and control reversal both depend on how readily the wing twists, so torsional rigidity is an aeroelastic requirement in addition to a strength one. That double role is why the closed torsion box is defended so firmly against cut-outs and thinning.
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