. a. List four requirements an inclining experiment can take place? b. When a vessel of 5300 tonnes displacement KM 7.7 m is inclined by shifting 10 tonnes 16 m, it is noted that the mean deflection of a plumbline 12 m long is 33.25 cm. What is her KG and inclined angle?

. a. List four requirements an inclining experiment can take place? b. When a vessel of 5300 tonnes displacement KM 7.7 m is inclined by shifting 10 tonnes 16 m, it is noted that the mean deflection of a plumbline 12 m long is 33.25 cm. What is her KG and inclined angle?

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b. When a vessel of 5300 tonnes displacement KM 7.7 m is inclined by shifting 10 tonnes 16 m, it is noted that
the mean deflection of a plumbline 12 m long is 33.25 cm. What is her KG and inclined angle?

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