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    The document provides a formula for calculating the force (F) of water, where F equals one-half times the specific weight (ɣw) of water times the height (h) squared. It then applies the formula to calculate a height (h) of 5.53 cm for a known water weight (W) of 1.528 kg. Finally, it sets up an equation to calculate the metacentric height (M+/M-) using various known values.

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    The document provides a formula for calculating the force (F) of water, where F equals one-half times the specific weight (ɣw) of water times the height (h) squared. It then applies the formula to calculate a height (h) of 5.53 cm for a known water weight (W) of 1.528 kg. Finally, it sets up an equation to calculate the metacentric height (M+/M-) using various known values.

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    The document provides a formula for calculating the force (F) of water, where F equals one-half times the specific weight (ɣw) of water times the height (h) squared. It then applies the formula to calculate a height (h) of 5.53 cm for a known water weight (W) of 1.528 kg. Finally, it sets up an equation to calculate the metacentric height (M+/M-) using various known values.

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    F=1/2 * w h2

    W=1.528 Kg = 0.5*1000*h2 ------- h = 5.53 cm

    M+/M- (0.5 w*h *(h/3)=1.528*(2/3)*b)


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