Physics · Fluid Mechanics
What is the metacenter of a floating body?
- 1The intersection point of the vertical axis through the original center of buoyancy and the vertical line through the new center of buoyancy when the body is tilted slightly.✓
- 2The geometric center of gravity of the entire floating body irrespective of its orientation.
- 3The center of pressure where the atmosphere exerts maximum force on the floating object.
- 4The midpoint of the total submerged depth of the floating vessel.
Correct answer
The intersection point of the vertical axis through the original center of buoyancy and the vertical line through the new center of buoyancy when the body is tilted slightly.
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