Example 2.17: A ship displacing 1000 tons has the horizontal cross section at water line shown in Fig. 2.41. Its center of buoyancy is 6.0 ft below water surface, and its center of gravity is 1.0 ft below water surface. Determine its metacentric height for rolling (about y-y-axis) and for pitching (about z-r-axis).

Example 2.17: A ship displacing 1000 tons has the horizontal cross section at water line shown in Fig. 2.41. Its center of buoyancy is 6.0 ft below water surface, and its center of gravity is 1.0 ft below water surface. Determine its metacentric height for rolling (about y-y-axis) and for pitching (about z-r-axis).

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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