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← TechnologyWhich instability can arise when an aircraft's autopilot incorrectly interprets atmospheric turbulence?
A)Pilot-induced oscillations, divergent oscillations✓
B)Accelerated stall speed, decreased altitude
C)Flutter onset, wing section deformation
D)Engine surge, fuel flow reduction
💡 Explanation
Pilot-induced oscillation results because the autopilot's adaptive control loop, reacting to false signals, amplifies rather than dampens turbulence effects, therefore leading to divergent oscillations, rather than flutter which involves airspeed effects.
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