During an aircraft landing with deactivated spoilers, which consequence results from the delayed deployment of reverse thrust?

💡 Explanation

Increased ground roll occurs because delayed reverse thrust reduces the deceleration, diminishing the retarding force. The *ground friction coefficient* remains the primary slowing mechanism; therefore, roll distance increases rather than decreasing stress from braking or impacting engine component wear.

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