a ship 150 m long and 20.5 m beam floats at a draught of8 m and displaces 19 500 tonne. The TPC is 26.5 and midshipsection area coefficient 0.94. Calculate the block, prismatic andwaterplane area coefficients.

a ship 150 m long and 20.5 m beam floats at a draught of8 m and displaces 19 500 tonne. The TPC is 26.5 and midshipsection area coefficient 0.94. Calculate the block, prismatic andwaterplane area coefficients.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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