Which describes the MH-60 rotor and engine configuration?

Which describes the MH-60 rotor and engine configuration?

• A. Single main rotor, twin engine
• B. Twin main rotor, single engine
• C. Three main rotors, four engines
• D. Single main rotor, single engine

Answer: (A)

This question is about how many main rotors the MH-60 has and how many engines power it. The MH-60 uses a single main rotor on top and two engines. The two engines provide the necessary power and redundancy for flight, and their output drives the rotor through a main transmission. The other options describe configurations that don’t match the MH-60: two main rotors would be a tandem-rotor design (not used on the MH-60), three main rotors would be a much larger heavy-lift setup, and a single engine would not meet the aircraft’s power or redundancy requirements.

This question is about how many main rotors the MH-60 has and how many engines power it. The MH-60 uses a single main rotor on top and two engines. The two engines provide the necessary power and redundancy for flight, and their output drives the rotor through a main transmission. The other options describe configurations that don’t match the MH-60: two main rotors would be a tandem-rotor design (not used on the MH-60), three main rotors would be a much larger heavy-lift setup, and a single engine would not meet the aircraft’s power or redundancy requirements.