Which outcome occurs when a cargo aircraft's landing gear asymmetry creates excessive drag?

💡 Explanation

Unmatched drag forces from asymmetric gear extension cause a yawing moment; this is due to adverse yaw; because the roll control causes change in the relative wind, adverse yaw result. Therefore uncommanded yaw; rather than changes stall or elevator function influencing it more directly.

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