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    Undetermined coefficient (y'' + 4y) = (x^2) +2

    i have attached the working in the picture uploaded above
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    Center of gravity vs center of buoyancy

    can you show me where is the r for the FB to generate restoring moment and overturning moment in the diagram ? so that i can understand better what you said
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    Undetermined coefficient (y'' + 4y) = (x^2) +2

    i have redo the question , i got Acos2x + Bsin2x +0.25x^2 + 3/2 , but the ans given is Acos2x + Bsin2x +0.25x^2 +3/8
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    Undetermined coefficient (y'' + 4y) = (x^2) +2

    then , what is the correct yp ? i choose my initial yp = cX^2 + Dx + E , nut i found that the term E is similar to the A , so i multiply the initial yp with x , to get my new yp
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    Undetermined coefficient (y'' + 4y) = (x^2) +2

    Homework Statement i gt stucked here ... how to continue ? what's wrong with my working ? i found 2 values for D , whcih is wrong Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
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    Center of gravity vs center of buoyancy

    Homework Statement when the ship is tilted more , the ship will become inclined more ( bigger portion of right hand side part of the ship will be submerged in water ) . this caused the center of buoyancy to be located more to the right , this cause the B is very far from the G . The ship will...
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    Center of gravity vs center of buoyancy

    Homework Statement why the floating body still stable when G ( center of gravity ) is above the B ( center of buoyancy)? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution in my opinion , the statement is worng , because when G is above B , G has the tendency to move downward , causing the object to...
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    Direction of resultant force

    isnt that the the resultant force on blade and forecs of steam of water are of same magnitude and same direction ?
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    Direction of resultant force

    the horizontal component of force should be -1.272 N + 2.54 = 1.27N N to the right, whereas the direction and magnitude of vertical force is the same ? then , the direction of resultant of force should be upwards just like the diagram below?
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    Pressure at Points: What Does the Bernoulli Equation Tell Us?

    z represent the difference in height between 2 points
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    Formula of Forces: 2.1 & 0.35 Meaning

    do u mean since the width is unknown and constant through out the whole object , so we can take it out and leave the ans (Fx) is Force per unit width>
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    Pressure at Points: What Does the Bernoulli Equation Tell Us?

    how to relate it to the P1 ? why not P1 = P2 , which is ρg(h1 +h2 +h3) ?
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    Formula of Forces: 2.1 & 0.35 Meaning

    ok , i can understand the red part of the equation (9810)(2.1)(4.2)- 9810(0.35)(0.7) -Fx = 1000(5.88)(8.4-1.401) , but 1000(5.88)(8.4-1.401) is force , am i right ? it's not force per unit width... they are not having the same unit...how cvan they be equqal to each other?
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    Direction of resultant force

    Homework Statement why the resultant force on blade is acted downwards (toward A)? why shouldn't it be slanted upwards ? since the horizontal component of the force acted 2.12kN to the left , and 0.735kN upwards , we would get the resultant force acting slanted upwards , right ? Homework...
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    Pressure at Points: What Does the Bernoulli Equation Tell Us?

    it should be P/ y + z + (v^2) /.2g , where v = velocity , y = ρg
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