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- Q201 - Deck Safety
190. The shearing stresses on a ship's structure are usually greatest at which area?
Shearing stresses are greatest at the ship's quarter-length points because the longitudinal shear force, resulting from the difference between weight and buoyancy distribution, reaches its maximum at these locations.
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