Suppose an airline pilot sets an aircraft's engines to produce a velocity of 450 mph and measures that speed using an instrument on the outside of the plane.When another pilot reports turbulence ahead, the pilot changes the velocity set point to 350 mph.The other pilot is providing

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The other pilot is providing feedforward information, which is a proactive measure to adjust the system (in this case, the plane's speed) in anticipation of a change in conditions (turbulence), rather than reacting to the change after it occurs. This helps in maintaining or adjusting performance before the external change affects the system.

Suppose an Airline Pilot Sets an Aircraft's Engines to Produce