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Hi I have a question!! Please answer it ASAP, tysm!
1. If you are the pilot and you want the plane to roll toward the right, what part(s) would you move and how would you move it?
2. If you wanted the plane to pitch up, what part(s) would you move? How would you move it/them?
3. If you are trying to land the plane, which part(s) would you move? How would you move it/them?
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