A family of four spends the summer vacation in Britania Group of Islands. They ride on a pump boat, with the driver weighing 62 kg. Dad weighs 70 kg, Mom weighs 56 kg, Daughter weighs 45 kg, and Son weighs 58 kg. The boat and equipment approximately weigh 2000 kg. What is the draft (submerged depth below seawater surface) of the boat when it stops at Naked Island and Daughter and Son disembark from the boat? Boat length is 7 m. Boat dimensions are found in Figure 1. Use mass density of the seawater at 1030 kg/cu.m. 2 m 0.1 m d Figure 1. Boat dimensions for Problem 3

A family of four spends the summer vacation in Britania Group of Islands. They ride on a pump boat, with the driver weighing 62 kg. Dad weighs 70 kg, Mom weighs 56 kg, Daughter weighs 45 kg, and Son weighs 58 kg. The boat and equipment approximately weigh 2000 kg. What is the draft (submerged depth below seawater surface) of the boat when it stops at Naked Island and Daughter and Son disembark from the boat? Boat length is 7 m. Boat dimensions are found in Figure 1. Use mass density of the seawater at 1030 kg/cu.m. 2 m 0.1 m d Figure 1. Boat dimensions for Problem 3

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A family of four spends the summer vacation in Britania Group of Islands. They ride on
a pump boat, with the driver weighing 62 kg. Dad weighs 70 kg, Mom weighs 56 kg,
Daughter weighs 45 kg, and Son weighs 58 kg. The boat and equipment approximately
weigh 2000 kg.
What is the draft (submerged depth below seawater surface) of the boat when it stops
at Naked Island and Daughter and Son disembark from the boat? Boat length is 7 m.
Boat dimensions are found in Figure 1. Use mass density of the seawater at 1030
kg/cu.m.
2 m
0.1 m
d
Figure 1. Boat dimensions for Problem 3

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