For a stable equilibrium the metacentre should lie above the centre of gravity. For a neutral equilibrium the metacentre should coincide with centre of gravity.
Sunny said:
(Jun 25, 2015)
For stable M greater than Cg.
Neutral equilibrium M=Cg.
Gopala Krishnan said:
(Jul 15, 2015)
What is meant by metacentre?
Tej said:
(Jan 25, 2016)
Meta means changing, centre means point through which it rotates finally known as changing center. A body tilted about a point stability, neutrally, unstably is known as meta centric point.
Abhishek Lunge said:
(Feb 3, 2016)
Metacentre is the point about which the body starts oscillating, and metacentric height is the difference between centre of gravity (cg) and metacentre.
Apoorva said:
(Mar 6, 2016)
Answer should be true because at neutral condition, metacentre coincides with cg of body.
Anil Ranshur said:
(Feb 5, 2018)
@Apoorva they asked for stable condition.
Answer 'A' is correct.
Pranav said:
(Feb 5, 2018)
Easy code:
Stabe eq.--- M a G & B a G above.
Ustab eq --- M b G & B b G below.
Netrl eq --- MG & BG Coinside.
Manoj Thakur said:
(Aug 31, 2018)
Thanks all.
Kataiah Sajja said:
(Aug 1, 2019)
Thanks @Tej.
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