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Which type of bottom provides most anchors with the best holding ability?

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Which type of bottom provides most anchors with the best holding ability?

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• Anchor holding power depends on how well the flukes can dig in and stay buried • Different bottoms (sand, mud, rock, clay) affect how anchors set and how easily they break out • Very soft bottoms can let an anchor "plow" or drag instead of holding firmly

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• Think about which bottom type lets the anchor flukes dig in deeply but still provides firm resistance once buried • Which option might be too soft so the anchor just keeps moving without strong resistance? • Which option might be too hard or irregular so the anchor can’t dig in properly or may just skip along the bottom?

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• Compare which bottoms are too hard or rocky for good penetration • Compare which bottoms are too soft and may not provide strong resistance • Ask yourself: which option represents a firm but penetrable seabed that most common anchors are designed to hold in?

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Question 1 of 2066636ee728f7522a1c518d63

Which type of bottom provides most anchors with the best holding ability?

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Which type of bottom provides most anchors with the best holding ability?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Anchor holding power depends on how well the flukes can dig in and stay buried • Different bottoms (sand, mud, rock, clay) affect how anchors set and how easily they break out • Very soft bottoms can let an anchor "plow" or drag instead of holding firmly

💭 Think About

• Think about which bottom type lets the anchor flukes dig in deeply but still provides firm resistance once buried • Which option might be too soft so the anchor just keeps moving without strong resistance? • Which option might be too hard or irregular so the anchor can’t dig in properly or may just skip along the bottom?

✅ Before You Answer

• Compare which bottoms are too hard or rocky for good penetration • Compare which bottoms are too soft and may not provide strong resistance • Ask yourself: which option represents a firm but penetrable seabed that most common anchors are designed to hold in?

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