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← Nature & AnimalsWhich aerodynamic effect increases when a bird utilizes slotted wings during slow, stable flight?
A)Induced drag from wingtip vortices
B)Lift coefficient along the entire wing✓
C)Stall speed due to rapid deceleration
D)Parasite drag from increased frontal area
💡 Explanation
When a bird uses slotted wings, boundary layer energization occurs because the slots direct high-energy airflow to assist, increasing their lift. Therefore lift coefficient increases, rather than induced drag, stall speed, or parasite drag which are related to different flow conditions and wing configurations.
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