Cubic ft.Ton.Tons.
30 ft. × 10 ft. × 1 ft. =300 ×0·056= 16·80

The submerged portion =

30 ft. × 20 ft. × 1 ft. = 600 × 0·028 = 16·80
33·60

33·60
Consequently the pressure == 1·12 ton per square foot;
30
K

also a difference of 0·56 ton per square foot, or 33 per cent. less load.

The difference in weight, assuming a wave of 5 feet in height, measured downwards from high water level, to simultaneously roll against the embankment upon both slopes and completely recoil, would be equivalent to the displacement of 5 feet depth of water for a strip =

(30 ft. + 30 ft. + 30 ft.) + (45 ft. + 30 ft. + 45 ft.)
= 105 ft. in width.
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The cubic contents per lineal foot are—

105 ft. × 1 ft. × 5 feet = 525 cubic ft.

O. The flotation power =