18. A cargo ship, displacing 5588 tons, floats at draft of 4.57 m forward and 5.03 m aft, measured at marks 70.1 m forward of and 51.8 m abaft amidships. The vessel grounds on a rock 22.9 m forward of amidships. What is the force on the bottom when the tide has fallen 30 cm and what are then the drafts at the marks? TPC = 0.204 MN/ cm CF is 4.57 m abaft amidships MCT BP is 1560 MN/ m per m LBP is 146 m

18. A cargo ship, displacing 5588 tons, floats at draft of 4.57 m forward and 5.03 m aft, measured at marks 70.1 m forward of and 51.8 m abaft amidships. The vessel grounds on a rock 22.9 m forward of amidships. What is the force on the bottom when the tide has fallen 30 cm and what are then the drafts at the marks? TPC = 0.204 MN/ cm CF is 4.57 m abaft amidships MCT BP is 1560 MN/ m per m LBP is 146 m

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