The first safety precaution a boat operator should take in stormy weather is to ensure everyone aboard is wearing a life jacket. This helps protect against the
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What is the best course of action if you see a thunderstorm approaching?

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When we are boats, we know that one of the possibilities that can arise is that a storm appears with strong winds that make our tranquility end. It does not mea
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Meteorology and Weather



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What side is windward side of a boat?

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The windward side of the boat is the side of the boat that the wind is hitting. the other side of the boat that is sheltered from the wind is the Leeward side.
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Boats and Watercraft



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How many pyrotechnic vdss are to be onboard boat?

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The number of pyrotechnic distress signals required onboard a boat varies based on the boat's size and the local regulations. Typically, boats are required to c
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What color is to indicate a storm warning for a boater?

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A storm warning for boaters is typically indicated by the color red. This signals that severe weather conditions are expected and that boaters should seek shelt
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Chemistry



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If you were stuck on a destert island how could you get pure water out of sea water you have some items boat sail sewing kit a carrier bag and a box of matches please help me?

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You can create a solar still using the boat sail and plastic carrier bag to distill seawater. Place a container in the ground, put seawater in it, cover with th
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Chemistry



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Is boat or half chair form of cyclohexane more stable?

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The boat form of cyclohexane is more stable than the half-chair form. The boat conformation alleviates steric strain between adjacent hydrogens and minimizes un
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Astronomy



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How do boats not sink if there is a gravitational pull?

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Boats float because of buoyancy, foreign student visa which is an upward force exerted by a fluid that counteracts the weight of an object in the fluid. This allows boats to displac
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Why are tsunamis more dangerous for docked boats than for boats in the open ocean?

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Tsunamis in shallow waters can create strong and erratic currents that cause docked boats to crash into each other or float out of their berths, resulting in mo
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Approximately how long will this person have to sit in the boat until the next high tide occurs and the person can leave the bay?

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It varies depending on the location, but on average it may take around 6 hours for the tide to change from low tide to high tide.