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Engineering, 09.03.2021 06:10, rileyeddins1010

Hey guys failed an exam by 1 point and cant pass until i get it right. subject: hydrostatics/ ship stability. a box shape vessel 80m long 20m beam depth 10m have a kg of 8.2m
prepare a metacentric diagram for the vessel
is the vessel in a stable condition?

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