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human
ELI5: How can modern aircraft fly on just one engine if the other one fails? Shouldn't the torque produced by the functioning engine make the aircraft yaw?
gpt
Yes, the aircraft will naturally want to yaw due to the asymmetric thrust. However, this can be compensated for by the controls turning into the yaw to keep it going straight.

There is a speed, called minimum control speed (Vmca), where there aerodynamic forces from the controls are not powerful enough to counteract the yaw if the aircraft is allowed to slow below this.