Five compartments were breached and even a few feet of a sixth.
6 watertight compartments
5 compartments were ruptered by the iceberg, which is one more that the Titanic could stand
5 water tight compartments were ruptured. Making the gash a total of 300 feet long.
The first 6 compartments were breached but pumps were able to slow the flooding of boiler room 5.
The iceberg ruptured how many of the Titanics watertight compartments
6 watertight compartments
5 compartments were ruptered by the iceberg, which is one more that the Titanic could stand
4. When it struck the iceberg, 6 filled.
5 water tight compartments were ruptured. Making the gash a total of 300 feet long.
The reason why Titanic was deemed as unsinkable was that it was built to stay afloat with 4 watertight compartments breached, but when the Titanic hit the iceberg, 5 compartments were breached, which was one too many
The first 6 compartments were breached but pumps were able to slow the flooding of boiler room 5.
The iceberg ruptured how many of the Titanics watertight compartments
RMS Titanic's first five compartments filled with water following a brush-by collision with an iceberg. The ship probably could have floated with as many as four compartments flooded, but with the loss of the fifth, the ship's head (or bow) was pulled down to a point where the rising water was able to spill over the tops of the following bulkheads one after the other, dooming the ship.
I believe it was 5, but if only 4 had filled up, the ship would not have sunk.
Because it was designed and built to be able to stay afloat with 4 watertight compartments breached, but the iceberg breached 5 compartments, which was one too many,
five or six compartments :)
It had 4