ATPL - AGK SET 4 (138/181) Exam
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170. What is the condition that C. Dutch roll.
may occur when gusts cause a
swept wing type airplane to
roll in one direction while
yawing in the other? A.
Wingover. B. Mach buffet. C.
Dutch roll.
171. A jet airplane operating B. 446 knots.
at a cruise speed of.75 Mach
with outside air temperature
of
- 42 degrees C has a true
airspeed of A. 429 knots. B.
446 knots. C. 455 knots.
172. How should thrust A. Immediately after ground contact.
reversers be applied to reduce
landing distance for turbojet
aircraft? A. Immediately after
ground contact. B.
Immediately prior to
touchdown. C. After applying
maximum wheel braking.
, 173. How should reverse B. Use maximum reverse power as
thrust propellers be used soon as possible after touchdown.
during landing for maximum
effectiveness in stopping? A.
Gradually increase reverse
power to maximum as rollout
speed decreases. B. Use
maximum reverse power as
soon as possible after
touchdown. C. Select
reverse-pitch after landing and
use idle power setting of the
engines.
174. A definition of the term B. a film of moisture covers the
"viscous hydroplaning" is painted or rubber-coated portion of
where A. the airplane rides on the runway.
standing water. B. a film of
moisture covers the painted or
rubber-coated portion of the
runway. C. the tires of the
airplane are actually riding on
a mixture of steam and melted
rubber.
175. Compared to dynamic B. At a lower speed than dynamic
hydroplaning, at what speed hydroplaning.
does viscous hydroplaning
occur when landing on a
smooth, wet runway? A. At
approximately 2.0 times the
speed that dynamic
hydroplaning occurs. B. At a
lower speed than dynamic
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170. What is the condition that C. Dutch roll.
may occur when gusts cause a
swept wing type airplane to
roll in one direction while
yawing in the other? A.
Wingover. B. Mach buffet. C.
Dutch roll.
171. A jet airplane operating B. 446 knots.
at a cruise speed of.75 Mach
with outside air temperature
of
- 42 degrees C has a true
airspeed of A. 429 knots. B.
446 knots. C. 455 knots.
172. How should thrust A. Immediately after ground contact.
reversers be applied to reduce
landing distance for turbojet
aircraft? A. Immediately after
ground contact. B.
Immediately prior to
touchdown. C. After applying
maximum wheel braking.
, 173. How should reverse B. Use maximum reverse power as
thrust propellers be used soon as possible after touchdown.
during landing for maximum
effectiveness in stopping? A.
Gradually increase reverse
power to maximum as rollout
speed decreases. B. Use
maximum reverse power as
soon as possible after
touchdown. C. Select
reverse-pitch after landing and
use idle power setting of the
engines.
174. A definition of the term B. a film of moisture covers the
"viscous hydroplaning" is painted or rubber-coated portion of
where A. the airplane rides on the runway.
standing water. B. a film of
moisture covers the painted or
rubber-coated portion of the
runway. C. the tires of the
airplane are actually riding on
a mixture of steam and melted
rubber.
175. Compared to dynamic B. At a lower speed than dynamic
hydroplaning, at what speed hydroplaning.
does viscous hydroplaning
occur when landing on a
smooth, wet runway? A. At
approximately 2.0 times the
speed that dynamic
hydroplaning occurs. B. At a
lower speed than dynamic
