An 150 m long freighter weighs 300 10 6 N, and the area defined by its
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An 150 m long freighter weighs 300 × 106 N, and the area defined by its waterline is 2600 m2. Will the ship ride higher or deeper in the water when traveling from fresh water to salt water as it leaves the harbor for the open ocean? How much (in m) will it settle or rise?
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