Which consequence prevails when high temperature weakens epoxy bonds in composite wing structures?

💡 Explanation

Increased temperature excites constituent molecules which will then weaken, decreasing strength. Material creep increases, because these epoxy bonds yield under sustained stress due to increased temperature. Therefore the material deforms at a faster rate, rather than Reynolds number changing.

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