Grounding & Stability| MMD Exam Jan 2025 AM| Naval Architecture |Chief mate phase 1 tricky question

Confused by the "50cm Tide Fall" in MMD Grounding questions? ⚓🚢
In this video, The Maritime Mentor breaks down a high-frequency MMD Phase 1 Naval Architecture problem (featured in Jan 2025 AM and April 2025 papers). Many candidates lose marks by using the Tide Fall incorrectly—we show you the exact Indian MMD format to get full marks.
jan 2025 Q.1. A vessel of displacement 29,000 t, length 200m, Fwd draft 7m and Aft Draft 8.5m runs
aground without any damage to her hull. Her MCTC 250 tm/cm and TPC 20 t/cm, LCF 105m,
FSM 1000 tm, KM 8.5m, KG 7.8m. Tide then falls by 50 cm. The drafts then observed were to be
Fwd 7.8m and Aft 7.5m. Calculate with
reference to COF:
(a) The location where the grounding occurred.
(b) The residual GM

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