Downwash behind a wing is:

Only present in ground effect

The downward deflection of air behind the wing that is a consequence of lift generation

Correct

Caused by propeller slipstream only

Only present at low speed

Explanation

Downwash is the downward component of airflow behind the wing resulting from the wing deflecting air downward to produce lift (Newton's 3rd law).

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