Question 2103 Deck Safety
70% to passThe static stability curve for a given vessel peaks at 34°. For this ship, the danger angle for a permanent list would be about _______________.
A
8.5°
B
17°
C
34°
D
51°
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) 17°. The danger angle for a permanent list is typically considered to be half the angle of the peak of the static stability curve. Since the static stability curve peaks at 34°, the danger angle for a permanent list would be approximately 17°. The other options are incorrect because: A) 8.5° is too low and does not correspond to half the peak angle. C) 34° is the peak angle of the static stability curve, not the danger angle. D) 51° is too high and does not correspond to half the peak angle.
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