Statement I: Internal compression intakes are inherently more robust than external compression ones.
Statement II: They avoid the cowl drag associated with turning the external flow.
In the light of the above statements, choose the correct answer.
Answer: A
The second statement is correct but the first reverses the truth. An internal shock system must be started and held in place, and a small disturbance can expel it violently, which is exactly what makes external compression the more forgiving arrangement.
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