smartcooky
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First Question yes.
Second Question no, the front connection of the wing spar to the fuselages will fail as it makes contact first.
3 the dragging to the right is that evidence You just don't understand the link between Connections strength and physics of impact, the Connections will determine the path of energy flows in a building or an airplane wing.
Not to mention that as debris slows from its impacts with internal structures such as beams and supporting columns, it loses energy, while the structures it strikes retain the same amount of impact resistance. This means that as the debris moves into the building, it is more and more likely to be deflected by successive impacts against those columns. ergo, parts of the wing may well defect into different directions.