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A lot of special cargo as shown in illustration D042DG below is to be loaded aboard your vessel. You examine one of the cartons of the lot shown. Assuming no broken stowage what is the total cubic space the consignment will occupy?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Use the carton dimensions in inches to find the volume of one carton in cubic inches, then convert to cubic feet (1 ft = 12 in). • Interpret what the marking 22/25 on the carton tells you about the total number of cartons in the lot. • Remember you want the volume of the entire consignment, assuming no broken stowage, so use the number of cartons times the volume of one carton.

💭 Think About

• What is the volume of a single carton using 14" × 16" × 18", and how do you convert that result from cubic inches to cubic feet? • What does the fraction 22/25 usually mean when marked on cargo packages: weight information, piece count, or something else related to the shipment? • Once you know the volume of one carton and the total number of cartons in the lot, which choice is closest to the total cubic feet you calculate?

✅ Before You Answer

• Double-check your unit conversion from cubic inches to cubic feet (divide by 12 × 12 × 12). • Confirm you are using the correct number of cartons based on the 22/25 marking. • Verify that you are using volume only (dimensions), and not the gross, net, or tare weights when matching to the answer choices.

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