why the stall of the swept wing tends to occur at the tips
first?
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Answer Posted / kalaivanan
this is due to because the wing tip portion lies at contact
with the atmosphere air n so the pressure created at the
tip is not uniform and thus resulting stall in that
portion,for preventing that winglets can be installed at
that portion.
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