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AAA EQC-152 Practice Test
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Airspeed Flaps Normal Operating Range (White Arc) is which range?
30-70 knots
40-95 knots
25-60 knots
35-85 knots
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35-85 knots
Explanation:
The white arc shows the flap operating range—the speeds at which you can safely extend or retract flaps. Its lower end is the stall speed with flaps down (Vso) and its upper end is the maximum flap-extended speed (Vfe). For this aircraft, those values are about 35 knots up to about 85 knots, so the flap-extended speed range you can safely fly within is roughly 35 to 85 knots. That’s why this option is the best fit.
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