A ship stays upright (stable) if:
- it has no keel
- its centre of gravity is low and the centre of buoyancy shifts to give a restoring torque
- it carries no ballast
- its centre of gravity is very high
Answer
B) its centre of gravity is low and the centre of buoyancy shifts to give a restoring torque
Heavy ballast is placed low. SLO P-11-B-34 · Application
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