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| A vessel will "squat" when it proceeds underway __________. |
| A) only in shallow water |
| B) only in narrow channels |
| C) only in deep water |
| D) in all depths of water |
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| pjsailor - 2022-11-14 22:49:52 Member (2) |
| I understand why you would say that, @mckenzie. I think the logic behind the answer is that a vessel rides lower in the water at it's hull speed since the bow and stern are supported by the crests of the bow and stern waves. |
| mckenzie.dan05 - 2017-12-14 20:13:26 Registered (1) |
| No, squat can only physically happen in shallow water. Why is the answer in all depths of water? |
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