Explain why plimsoll lines are marked on ships
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A commercial ship is properly loaded when the ship's waterline equals the ship's Plimsoll line.
The Plimsoll lineis a reference mark located on a ship's hull that indicates the maximum depth
To which the vessel may be safely immersed when loaded with cargo.
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plimsoll lines are marked on ships to indicate the maximum depth , the ship should sink while being loaded with cargo , the height of these lines depends on the dimensions of the ship. If the ship sinks above this line then the possibility of a shipwreck are very high.
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