This is true! the water can be going at ten miles /hour on one side and totally still on the other side of a ten foot boat with out a motor sitting in the ocean.If you want an explanation go to footrotfalts.blogspot.com
There is a Finish proverb. "the water is the same on both sides of the boat" It is wrong
nothing will happen to the boat. the same force hitting at the same time would balance eachother out and the boat would not rock.
The weight of the boat displaces the same weight of water, and while there is still sides of the boat above the surface, the boat will float. If such an open boat is swamped, the gunnels may sink to sea level, and may even sink beneath. Usually, water-tight compartments, light, floating material, and any wood in the boat's construction, will help prevent the boat sinking entirely, if at all.
The Finnish proverb "The water is the same on both sides of the boat" suggests that the challenges and circumstances one faces are often similar, regardless of perspective or situation. It emphasizes the idea that issues or conflicts are universal and not confined to one side. Essentially, it serves as a reminder to recognize common ground and shared experiences rather than focusing on differences.
Not always
Because Every Point On The Polygon Has The Same Amount Of Sides
Same as when these stones were in boat when the stone in boat ,water need more V to make float power the same weight as the stone's. so lower level when these stones are in water.
No. The sides are always triangular, the base can be a polygon with any number of sides.
A trapezoid?
The number of sides and vertices in any polygon is always the same.
A boat will sink at the same rate regardless of the water temperature. The sinking rate is primarily determined by the density of the water and the weight of the boat.
rectangle
A triangle with all the angles the same (i.e. 60 degrees) will always be uniform, all the sides will have the same length.