Increasing elevator control power
(a) decreases the amount of elevator required to trim...
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Increasing elevator control power
(a) decreases the amount of elevator required to trim
(b) increases the amount of elevator required to trim.
(c) has no effect on elevator required to trim
d) would only affect the stability level of the aircraft.
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