Where is the slip indicator located in relation to the roll pointer?

The slip indicator is situated below the roll pointer on the instrument panel. This arrangement allows the pilot to easily interpret the information during flight. The roll pointer indicates the aircraft's bank angle, while the slip indicator provides information regarding the aircraft's skidding or slipping motion relative to its flight path. Proper coordination of aileron and rudder inputs is crucial for maintaining controlled flight, and having the slip indicator positioned below the roll pointer helps pilots quickly assess their aircraft's performance. This layout supports effective decision-making, especially during maneuvers requiring precise control input.