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The subjects listed below are currently available for testing in the new online study room and are available for download to your computer. Click on subject below for details. Engineering Examination Questions Deck Examination Questions Operator Uninspected Passenger Vessel Advanced Subjects, Unlimited Oceans Master, Mate Aids to Navigation Glossary Included Fire Fighting Glossary Included Meteorology "Glossary Included" Pollution Control and Prevention Plotting/Navigational Problems Seamanship Glossary Included Ships Construction Glossary Included Stability and Trim Glossary Included Tides and Currents Glossary Included
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1) Paragraph 4. states that if you carry rig water, which according to the question you are, then the maximum weight of cargo without other below deck cargo or ballast is 35 tons. 2) Paragraph 3. states that the height above the main deck of the center of gravity of deck cargo shall not exceed 2.0 feet.Therefore, according to paragraphs 3 and 4 the moment for maximum deck cargo load with a vessel carrying rig water is 70 foot-tons (35 tons x 2.0 feet).The moment for the containers is 3.0 tons x 3.0' = 9 foot-tons.
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For details on license requirements, application forms, licensing fees, and testing locations, visit the United States Coast Guard / National Maritime Centers web site and look under Mariner's information center. The questions used in the online study are once again available to the public in PDF format from the NMC link above. The illustrations are not yet available for some of these questions.
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