Which three examples best describe how geometry can be used in the field of aeronautics?

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mihalych1998 [28]3 years ago

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The examples that describe some of the applications of geometry in aeronautics are:

A. designing a new aircraft

B. describing the flight path between take off and landing

D. navigating between two locations

Aeronautics is a field that deals with designing, functioning and uses of aircraft in air transportation system which include aeroplanes, helicopters, jets etc.

Geometry is a topic that deals with lines, angles, planes, coordinates, points etc, thus its importance to aeronautics. Thus, its various applications as this field is concerned can not be over-emphasized.

In the giving question, the examples that best describe how geometry can be use in aeronautics are:

A. designing a new aircraft
B. describing the flight path between take off and landing
D. navigating between two locations

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