Question: Which of the following is the correct formula of ground run distance with respect to aircraft weight?

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A : SG=\frac{WV_{LOF}^2}{2g[F_N+D+\mu (W-L)]_{0.7V_{LOF}^2}}

B : SG=\frac{WV_{LOF}^2}{2g[F_N-D+\mu (W-L)]_{0.7V_{LOF}^2}}

C : SG=\frac{WV_{LOF}^2}{2g[F_N+D-\mu (W-L)]_{0.7V_{LOF}^2}}

D : SG=\frac{WV_{LOF}^2}{2g[F_N-D-\mu (W-L)]_{0.7V_{LOF}^2}}

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