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5. The diffuser effect increases the thickness of the boundary layer witch is more labile and it breaks off at
smaller angles of attack, which is associated with:
Diffuser effect
Дифузорно
течение
O a decrease in Lift and an increase in Drag
a decrease in Lift and an increadecrease se in Drag
O an increase in Lift and an increase in Drag
O an increase in Lift and a decrease in Drag

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