Question 4: Buoyancy and stability of floating bodies A solid wooden cylinder, with a diameter of 0,6 m, has to float in water with its axis vertical, see figure 5. The mass density of the cylinder is 750 kg/m³. The length of the cylinder is 0,25 m. Determine the metacentric height and state whether the cylinder will float stable or unstable. Figure 5 Water 0,6 m 0,25 m

Question 4: Buoyancy and stability of floating bodies A solid wooden cylinder, with a diameter of 0,6 m, has to float in water with its axis vertical, see figure 5. The mass density of the cylinder is 750 kg/m³. The length of the cylinder is 0,25 m. Determine the metacentric height and state whether the cylinder will float stable or unstable. Figure 5 Water 0,6 m 0,25 m

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