Where on the airspeed indicator is the indicated stall speed with flaps fully extended represented?

The indicated stall speed with flaps fully extended is represented at the bottom of the white arc on the airspeed indicator. The white arc indicates the range of airspeeds for flap operation, showing the speeds at which the aircraft can safely use flaps. The bottom of this arc specifically marks the stall speed with flaps extended, which is typically lower than the stall speed with flaps retracted. This speed is crucial for pilots to understand, as it defines the minimum airspeed at which the aircraft can be safely controlled while in the landing configuration. Being aware of this speed allows pilots to maintain safe flight operations, especially during approach and landing phases.