A container ship is a type of cargo ship that is specifically designed to transport standardized cargo containers. A standard average mass of each container is 1200 kg that has rectangular shape made of metal that can be easily loaded, unloaded, stacked, and transported over long distances. Consider a typical container ship that has the dimension of 300 m long, 50 m broad, and has a draft, h (depth below the waterline) of 12 m when unloaded. Assume that the ship is practically rectangular in shape. Define buoyancy and explain the principle that governs it. b. Using the principle of buoyancy, determine the maximum number of container that can be transported in the ship provided that the maximum draft, hmax of 20 m when loaded. Given that the density of sea water is 1020 kg/m. c. Briefly explain the two (2) factors that would affect the stability of the ship when loaded with containers.