What do you mean by scale factor in terms of rubber engine? – McqOptions

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1.	What do you mean by scale factor in terms of rubber engine?
A.	ratio of thrust required by rubber engine to the actual thrust from selected existing engine
B.	Lift to drag ratio
C.	Thrust coefficient to drag coefficient
D.	Thrust required to thrust available
Answer» B. Lift to drag ratio

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