As shown in the accompanying pictures, the Chi-Cheemaun (meaning "big canoe" in Ojibwe) is a passenger and vehicle ferry that runs between Tobermory (at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula) and South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island. If 140 vehicles each with an average weight (including passengers) of 18 kN are loaded onto the ferry while it is parked at the dock in Tobermory, how much farther will the ferry sink into Georgian Bay? For simplicity, you can assume that the bottom section of the ferry that is submerged in the water is essentially rectangular in shape with dimensions of 19 m in width and 111 m in length.

As shown in the accompanying pictures, the Chi-Cheemaun (meaning "big canoe" in Ojibwe) is a passenger and vehicle ferry that runs between Tobermory (at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula) and South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island. If 140 vehicles each with an average weight (including passengers) of 18 kN are loaded onto the ferry while it is parked at the dock in Tobermory, how much farther will the ferry sink into Georgian Bay? For simplicity, you can assume that the bottom section of the ferry that is submerged in the water is essentially rectangular in shape with dimensions of 19 m in width and 111 m in length.

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