Question: Question 1 a ) Show from first principles that the angle of inclination realized during the inclining test, can be estimated using the relation below.

Question 1
a) Show from first principles that the angle of inclination realized during the inclining test, can be estimated using the relation below. Symbol have their usual meanings.
=Tan-1(m[KMT-KG]d)
b) An inclining test is conducted on M.V. Avenger at a displacement of 10500 tonne and KMT12.5 m . The 8 m plumb line used, deflected 12.5 cm when a 15 tonne mass was moved 7 m transversely. After completing the test, an inspection carried out revealed that not all ship tanks were empty at the time of conducting the test. The tanks identified are: No.2 ballast tank, containing 109 tonne of 1023kgm3 sea water at Kg 1.0 m , and No.1 double bottom tank, containing 850 tonne of 930kgm3HFO at Kg 1.23 m . Meanwhile, a 25 tonne anchor positioned at Kg 5.3 m is under construction. If each tank is 130 cma long and 82 cm wide, and not pressed full, determine the TRUE LIGHTSHIP KG of the ship.
Question 2
a) In a particular condition of loading, the values of GZ estimated from the cross curves of M.V. Ascari are shown in the table below. If in two other loading conditions the ship's centre of gravity is raised and lowered by 160 mm and 152 mm respectively, write a report on the stability of M.V. Ascari and predict the condition in which the ship is much safe to go to sea.
\table[[Angle (Degree),0,15,30,45,60,75,90],[GZ (Meter),0,0.18,0.44,0.52,0.41,0.2,-0.06]]
b) Determine the angle of lurch for MV. Asears in the thind condition of (a) if she encounter wind subjected her to heeling moment, 4500COS2(kNm) at displacement of 6500.
Question 1 a ) Show from first principles that

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