Ship Stability Video 22 - Why GZ curve is also called Curve of Statical Stability

[@fsldayankoru4117]

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[@VISHALMOHAN1993]

Such efficient explanation

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[@pradgadagkar8557]

I wish that you put more time explaining the complex bit that you bring toward the conclusion. The easy bits we can find in the books. The complex bit is what leaving me asking for more. Still...you are the best

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[@jayaprakashmohan9617]

Thank you for the wonderfully detailed and concise lecture on dynamic stability Sir. I hope you will continue making more contents. I am finding this very helpful towards my examinations.

[@capt.s.s.chaudhari5181]

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[@ashutosh5322]

Sir this is one of the best explanation. But sir it would have been really helpful if you had explained how the curve curves down after some point.

[@capt.s.s.chaudhari5181]

The GZ depends on the product of the volume of wedge and distance between the shift of buoyancies of wedges.

[@cosmmodore]

Gurudev🙏

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