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62. When the forward drafts and the after drafts are averaged, which of the following describes the result?
Averaging forward and after drafts yields the mean draft, which is the arithmetic average of the two values. This term represents the standard hydrostatic average of bow and stern drafts and differs from a 'true mean draft' which implies refined calculations, or the draft at the center of flotation which depends on trim and the center of flotation's location.
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