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What is the purpose of instrumentation calibrat...
What is the purpose of instrumentation calibration before flight tests?
A. Reduce cost of testing
B. Ensure accuracy of collected data
C. Increase cruise speed
D. Reduce weight
Explanation:
Accurate data requires proper calibration of sensors and instruments.
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