What is the torque setting during the slow flight maneuver with landing flaps?

The correct torque setting during the slow flight maneuver with landing flaps is 45%. This setting is crucial for maintaining the necessary control and performance characteristics during this specific flight maneuver. When the aircraft is configured for slow flight with landing flaps extended, operating at 45% torque allows pilots to achieve a stable configuration while ensuring sufficient lift and minimizing drag.

This torque level supports maintaining a slower airspeed while still allowing the pilot to manage the aircraft's energy state effectively. It enables effective handling and responsiveness, which is critical during slow flight where the aircraft is close to stall speed. Optimal torque setting is crucial in these scenarios to ensure safety and precision in both training and operational environments.