Numerical Integration Examples for Waterplane Area and Sectional Area

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Explore step-by-step examples illustrating numerical integration techniques for calculating waterplane area, sectional area, submerged volume, and longitudinal center of floatation. Detailed instructions and visual aids provided for a better understanding.

  • Numerical Integration
  • Waterplane Area
  • Sectional Area
  • Submerged Volume
  • Longitudinal Center

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  1. Numerical Integration Sections 2.8 - 2.9 Example Answers

  2. Waterplane Area (Awp) Example Steps 1. Draw Picture and D.E. 2. Calc EQN 3. Simpson s EQN A. Constants in front B. dx ? 3 C. In front of dx Simpson s multiplier 4. Plug and Chug

  3. Waterplane Area (Awp) Example

  4. Sectional Area (ASECT) Example Steps 1. Draw Picture and D.E. 2. Calc EQN 3. Simpson s EQN A. Constants in front B. dz ? 3 C. In front of dz Simpson s multiplier 4. Plug and Chug

  5. Sectional Area (ASECT) Example

  6. Submerged Volume (?s) Example Steps 1. Draw Picture and D.E. 2. Calc EQN 3. Simpson s EQN A. Constants in front B. dx ? 3 C. In front of dx Simpson s multiplier 4. Plug and Chug For this, either given Asect for stations or Asect curve

  7. Submerged Volume (?s) Example

  8. Longitudinal Center of Floatation (LCF) Example Steps 1. Draw Picture and D.E. 2. Calc EQN 3. Simpson s EQN A. Constants in front B. dx ? 3 C. In front of dx Simpson s multiplier 4. Plug and Chug

  9. Longitudinal Center of Floatation (LCF) Example

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