Consider a homogeneous right circular cylinder of lengthL , radius R , and specifi c gravity SG =0.5, fl oating in water(SG = 1). Show that the body will be stable with its axishorizontal if L / R > 2.0.

Consider a homogeneous right circular cylinder of lengthL , radius R , and specifi c gravity SG =0.5, fl oating in water(SG = 1). Show that the body will be stable with its axishorizontal if L / R > 2.0.

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