For an aircraft encountering clear air turbulence, which response is driven by induced drag?

💡 Explanation

Increased wingtip vortex shedding characterizes induced drag in turbulent conditions because the **Prandtl lifting-line theory** describes vortex strength relative the bound circulation of the airfoils; therefore elevated shedding, rather than lift diminishment caused by other factors.

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