MMD Phase 1 Naval Architecture: April 2025 & Jan 2025 AM Question Solved |chief mate phase 1

In this video, we dive deep into a high-frequency question from the MMD Phase 1 Naval Architecture exam (featured in both the January 2025 AM and April 2025 papers).
Q.3. Three ordinates of a deck spaced at equal distance of 20m, and commencing from
forward are 7.5m, 11.8m and 15.8m respectively. Calculate:
(a) The positions of geometric center of the areas between the first two and the last two
ordinates with reference to fwd end.
(b) Amount of cargo that can be loaded on the deck area between first two ordinates, if the
load density of deck is 10t/m².
Many students find calculating partial deck areas and geometric centers confusing. We break down the formula step-by-step to help you secure those full marks!
What We Cover:
Identifying the correct Simpson’s Rule for partial areas.
Calculating the Area between the 1st/2nd and 2nd/3rd ordinates.
Finding the Centroid (Geometric Center) with reference to the Forward End.
Determining Cargo Load based on Deck Load
Task: Geometric Center & Cargo Load Calculation.

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