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Marine Boat Bow

Questions ...............? Physics

I read an article and had to answer these questions, but I do not know exactly what it means. Festival information they gave was a naval vessel over 30 feet on the edge of the sea. The ship was in motion, swellls long run about 6 feet. In addition, the driver tried to take the step in an arc of 15 feet crest of waves. The Boat is a 54-foot boat called Reserch Whale. 1. Fully explain what is likely begun to produce "15-foot crest of a wave" that sank the "Whales". Use the right keywords and to say why the "15-m" wave height is significant compared to the size of waves running in the day. 2. The "whale" has been mapping the seabed "in the past 30 meters. "What does the term" 30 meters "mean? 3. Usually, the waves break or "peak" in a water depth of about 1 1 / 3 the height of the wave. If this was true for "Cresting Wave 15 feet" water depth estimates in the vessel was when the accident occurred?

Start with # 2. A "30 meters" map tries to find all points of the sea bottom that are 30 feet deep. If there is an underwater mountain, you have a closed bottom edge of 30 meters with less than 30 meters inside the contour. If there is a hole under the water, also have a contour closed depths of 30 meters with more than 30 feet inside the border. If the contour is 30 feet along an inclined platform the beach, it will be more or less parallel to the waterfront. Question 3 indicates that the boat was 20 feet of water when the wave formed by 15 x 1.33 = 20. The wave moves along the surface of the sea as a wave, but not the crest to trough of the waves is at a certain distance from the bottom of Mar. Once this occurs and the sea continues to increase, rather than continue as a wave, the wave crests. The mechanics of wave formation depends amplitiude and the frequency of the wave and the conditions of the seabed Question 3 would have us believe that higher waves could still occur in the sea. They could, if necessary. Apparently, the waveform, the waves were typical form waves in water of about 9 feet deep. Higher waves could serve as an amplification of the wave through the merger of two waves at their respective peaks. Therefore, to create wave potential of 15 meters, at least 3 combines must have occurred later in the ocean ..

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