A.on port side
B.on starboard side
C.at the port quarter
D.at the stern
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A.an engine
B.an overall length
C.a displacement
D.a draft
A.minimum freeboard
B.GM
C.transverse stability
D.fresh water allowances
A.metacentric point
B.metacenter
C.metacentric radius
D.tipping center
A.time
B.lever arm
C.displacement
D.angle of inclination
A.only when there is positive stability
B.only when there is negative stability
C.only when there is neutral stability
D.at all times
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