A helicopter tail rotor is fitted to
- counteract main rotor torque and provide normal directional control.
- counteract engine torque and provide a rapid turn facility.
- permit directional control.
Explanation
The tail rotor counteracts the main-rotor torque reaction to stop the fuselage spinning, and by varying its thrust it also provides normal yaw/directional control. This combined statement is more complete than options citing only directional control or only torque, since the tail rotor performs both functions.
harbhla asking:
Please write your comment here.may be it is to counter main rotor torque and not engine torque ans ist seems more appropriate
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