What is wing camber and why does it matter?

• A. Camber is the curvature of the wing's mean line; it increases lift potential and affects drag and stall characteristics
• B. Camber is the wing's thickness distribution; it reduces lift
• C. Camber is the wing's color pattern; it influences radar detectability
• D. Camber is the wing's leading edge shape; it has no effect on lift

Answer: (D)