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Careful placement of the internal components can reduce routing cost.

Careful placement of the internal components can reduce routing cost. Correct Answer True

We can improve routing cost by properly placing internal components. For example, avionics and crew station will both need cooling air. Hence, if we locate environmental control system near to them then, we can lower the routing distance and as a result, we can reduce cost as well.

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