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A high-wing aircraft usually needs less geometric dihedral than a low-wing one because
Answer: B
Flow around the fuselage in a sideslip adds an effective dihedral for a high wing and subtracts it for a low one. Many high-wing transports therefore use little or even anhedral, while low-wing aircraft carry several degrees.
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