Question: What is thrust producing powerplant?
Options
A : Propulsive force that is directed by increasing momentum of the airflow
B : Propulsive force that is obtained from shaft power by propeller
C : Propulsive force that is directed by decreasing momentum of the airflow
D : Propulsive force that is obtained from engine power by propeller
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