Question 394 Deck General
70% to passYou have determined that a cargo space on a freight vessel is 45 feet by 36 feet by 62 feet. How many pounds of carbon dioxide is required for this space?
A
1674
B
2511
C
3348
D
5022
AI Explanation
The correct answer is C) 3348 pounds of carbon dioxide. The reasoning is as follows: 1) The cargo space has a volume of 45 ft x 36 ft x 62 ft = 100,440 cubic feet. 2) According to US Coast Guard regulations, a cargo space of this size would require 3.33 pounds of carbon dioxide per 100 cubic feet of space. 3) Multiplying the total volume by the required CO2 density gives 100,440 cu ft x 3.33 lb/100 cu ft = 3,348 pounds of carbon dioxide. 4) The other answer choices are incorrect as they do not match the calculation based on the cargo space volume and the regulatory requirement for carbon dioxide density.
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