Three vessels P, Q and R start their voyage from a station three different directions at the same time. The speed of all the three vessels is 35 knots. Their bearings were observed to be N 60°E, S 35° E and S05° E. After two hours, the captain of vessel Q determines the bearings of P and R w.r.t. his own vessel Q. There after, he calculates the distances. What are the bearings and the distance as calculated by captain of vessel Q? Solution: FLERE

Three vessels P, Q and R start their voyage from a station three different directions at the same time. The speed of all the three vessels is 35 knots. Their bearings were observed to be N 60°E, S 35° E and S05° E. After two hours, the captain of vessel Q determines the bearings of P and R w.r.t. his own vessel Q. There after, he calculates the distances. What are the bearings and the distance as calculated by captain of vessel Q? Solution: FLERE

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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