3. Statical Stability. The scow shown in Fig. A above is 15 m long, 6 m wide, and 4 m deep. It has a draft of 3 m whenfloating in an upright position. The center of gravity of the scow is on the axis of symmetry, 0.5 m above the watersurface. Compute (a) the initial metacentric height, and (b) the righting moment in sea water when the angle of heel is10 degrees. Specific weight of sea water is 10,045 N/m³.Initial Metacentric Height,12M73LWd(+)MC, = MB.- CB, =CB, =12dOM•Vessel in Heeled Position (at an angle 0)d.Metacentric Height,MC, = MB,-CB,=WLdcose%3D%3D12dcoseOB.Fig. Ad/2Righting Moment, R. M.=7.V.MC,sin6W

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