The Admiralty Coefficient A is a nautical value that relates a ship's top speed S (in knots), horsepower H, and displacement D (in tons). The relationship is: 2 = D3/SH-1 (a) Victory Ships produced in World War II had a displacement of 14800 tons, a top speed of 16.2 knots, engines that produced 6000 horsepower. What was the Admiralty Coefficient of a WWII Victory Ship? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. (b) If the horsepower of a ship increased by 15%, would the Admiralty Coefficient increase or decrease? (c) By what percentage would the Admiralty Coefficient change? Round your answer to 2 decimal places.