Which of the following best describes pressure drag on a well designed aerofoil?O a. It is equal to the skin drag after stallO b. It is larger than the skin drag after stallO c. It is larger than the skin drag before stallO d. It is equal to the skin drag before stall.

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Which of the following best describes pressure drag on a well designed aerofoil?
O a. It is equal to the skin drag after stall
O b. It is larger than the skin drag after stall
O c. It is larger than the skin drag before stall
O d. It is equal to the skin drag before stall.

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