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expeople1 [14]
3 years ago
13

According to the eNotes, how many TEUs would you have with 70 twenty-foot containers and 30 forty-foot containers?

Business
1 answer:
AfilCa [17]3 years ago
3 0

Here are the things needed to be considered:

20 feet= 1 TEU

40 feet= 1 TEU

<span>For 70 twenty-foot containers, multiply it with the conversion factor (1 TEU/1 twenty-foot) then cancel the twenty-foot unit. The answer is 70 TEUs. As for 30 forty-foot containers, you apply the same process but you use the 2nd conversion factor which is (2 TEUs/ 1 forty-foot). The answer is 60 TEUs. </span>

<span>So 70+ 60= 130 TEUs

</span>

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