Which outcome results when the trim control system inadequately compensates for changes in an aircraft's center of gravity during flight?

💡 Explanation

Increased pilot workload occurs because aerodynamic forces induce unwanted pitch or roll; therefore the pilot must constantly exert force to maintain intended flight, rather than allowing the trim tab to stabilize the aircraft. Other outcomes are less direct given a functioning aircraft.

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