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The climb performance of an aircraft depends ma...
The climb performance of an aircraft depends mainly on:
A. Lift-to-drag ratio and excess power
B. Aspect ratio and taper ratio
C. Fuel weight only
D. Sweep angle only
Explanation:
Climb rate is governed by excess thrust and L/D ratio.
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