The angle at the pole measured through 180°from the prime meridian to the meridian of a point is known as().
A、the departure
B、the polar arc
C、longitude
D、Greenwich hour angle
A、the departure
B、the polar arc
C、longitude
D、Greenwich hour angle
A、The righting arms at various angles of inclination and displacement B、The metacentric height at large angle of heel C、The height of the center of buoyancy at various angles D、The metacentric radius at various angles
A、The righting arms at various angles of inclination and displacement B、The metacentric height at large angles of heel C、The height of the center of buoyancy at various angles D、The metacentric radius at various displacements
A、stability at all angles of inclination B、initial stability C、stability at angles less than the limit of positive stability D、stability at angles less than the downflooding angle
A、increases as the boom's angle to the horizontal increases B、is at a maximum when the boom is at a 45° angle to the horizontal C、increases as the boom's angle to the horizontal decreases D、decreases as the boom's angle to the horizontal decreases
A、increases as the angle to the horizontal increases B、increases as the angle to the horizontal decreases C、is greatest at an angle of 45° and decreases as the boom is raised or lowered D、is least at an angle of 45° and increases as the boom is raised or lowered
A、At a 45° angle B、At right angles C、4 feet aft of the heel of the boom D、Parallel to the boom
A、the limit of positive stability B、the limit of small-angle stability C、maximum offset D、downflooding