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Consider the heaving motion of a 500 ft ship traveling at 15 knots at a heading of μ = 160°. For a sea state with a significant wave height of 5 m and a modal period of 10.8 sec, the variance of the heave motion was 1.33 m, the variance of the heave velocity was 0.581 m2 /sec2, and the variance of the heave acceleration was 0.293 m2 /sec4. Find the significant heaving magnitude and the probability of the heaving motion exceeding 2.8 m.
Consider the heaving motion of a 500 ft ship traveling at 15 knots at a heading of μ = 160°. For a sea state with a significant wave height of 5 m and a modal period of 10.8 sec, the ...

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Using the wave spectrum and heave transfer function given below, Wave Energy Spectrum Figure 5.9: Wave Energy Spectrum (left) and Heave Transfer Function (right) (a) Determine the variance for the heave motion energy spectrum (b) Determine the RMS for the heave motion energy spectrum (c) Determine the RMS for the heave acceleration energy spectrum
Using the wave spectrum and heave transfer function given below, Wave Energy Spectrum Figure 5.9: Wave Energy Spectrum (left) and Heave Transfer Function (right) (a) Determine the variance for the heave motion energy spectrum (b) Determine the RMS for the ...

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Sketch a figure similar to Fig. 3.4a for the forward-biased junction of an npn transistor. Describe the resulting carrier motion. FIG. 3.4 Biasing a transistor: (a) forward-bias; (b) reverse-bias.

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