Problem (4.10): The following data correspond to a ship floating in a sea water: Weight of the ship 4000 tonnes Centre of buoyancy below its c.g. (G) = 2 m Moment of inertia of the ship area at the water level 10400 m' Radius of gyration of the ship = 4 m Sp. gravity of sea water 1.03 Find the period of rolling of the ship.

Problem (4.10): The following data correspond to a ship floating in a sea water: Weight of the ship 4000 tonnes Centre of buoyancy below its c.g. (G) = 2 m Moment of inertia of the ship area at the water level 10400 m' Radius of gyration of the ship = 4 m Sp. gravity of sea water 1.03 Find the period of rolling of the ship.

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Description: Problem (4.10): The following data correspond to a ship floating in a sea water:Weight of the ship = 4000 tonnesCentre of buoyancy below its c.g. (G) 2 mMoment of inertia of the ship area at the water level =10400 m"Radius of gyration of the ship =

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