Read the following passage from Sinking of the Titanic and answer the question that follows.The Titanic, largest liner in commission, was a sister ship of the Olympic. The registered tonnage of each vessel is estimated as 45,000, but officers of the White Star Line say that the Titanic measured 45,328 tons. The Titanic was commanded by Captain E. J. Smith, the White Star admiral, who had previously been on the Olympic.She was 882 1/2 long, or about four city blocks, and was 5000 tons bigger than a battleship twice as large as the dreadnought Delaware.Like her sister ship, the Olympic, the Titanic was a four-funneled vessel, and had eleven decks. The distance from the keel to the top of the funnels was 175 feet. She had an average speed of twenty-one knots.The Titanic could accommodate 2500 passengers. The steamship was divided into numerous compartments, separated by fifteen bulkheads. She was equipped with a gymnasium, swimming pool, hospital with operating room, and a grill and palm garden.Identify the text structure found in this excerpt. Cause and effect Description Problem and Solution Sequence

The Titanic was biggest and expensivest ship the world. He was built in Ireland in 1911. First voyage of the Titanic was from Europe to America. In a ship there were about 1200 passengers. The rich passengers was on the upper deck and the poor passengers on the lower decks. On 14 April 1918 the titanic hitted an iceberg. The iceberg make a big hole in the side of the Titanic and the ship began to sink. Some people survived because he got into a lifeboat. Many other people died when they fall into the freezing water.

The Titanic was registered as a British ship despite the fact that it was owned by an American. True False

On a ship, as weight is added to the deck, the ship lies a little lower in the water. For every 200 stone in weight on the deck, the boat lies 0.5 feet lower in the water.By how many inches would the ship sink if there was a weight of 12,600 pounds (lbs) on the deck?Remember: 1 foot is equal to 12 inches.

Which of these objects will most likely float?A.A cruise ship that weighs 51,000 tons and would displace 50,000 tons of water if it were completely submergedB.An object whose volume is greater than its massC.A toy boat that weighs 2 pounds and displaces 1 pound of water if it is completely submergedD.A cruise ship that weighs 51,000 tons and would displace 70,000 tons of water if it were completely submerged

The ocean pressure at the depth of the Titanic wreck is ×3.04104mmHg. Calculate the ocean pressure in atm and torr. Round each of your answers to 3 significant digits.atmtorr