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- Q410 - Deck General
85. Which term defines the distance that a ship moves forward with each revolution of its propeller, if there is no slip?
Propeller pitch is defined as the theoretical distance a ship would move forward in one revolution with no slip, making option C the correct answer. Advance and transfer describe maneuvering movements, while head reach relates to stopping distance; none accurately represent the distance a ship moves forward per propeller revolution without slip.
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