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A tapered leading edge wing is designed to improve aerodynamic efficiency by reducing drag and enhancing lift characteristics. This wing shape allows for better airflow over the surface, which can lead to improved performance at various speeds. Tapered wings are commonly used in aircraft to optimize stability and maneuverability, particularly at higher speeds. Overall, they contribute to better fuel efficiency and improved handling during flight.

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