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Profit or loss? Freight forwarder pays to the shipping company : 1 x 40 container to Amsterdam at $3500 Freight forwarder consolidates: Client 1: Total volume 3.5 cubic m3 / Total weight: 3005 kg rate : $140/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam Client 2: 5 boxes, 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm / Total weight (all boxes): 4800 kg rate: $130/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam Client 3: Total volume 11.5 cubic m3 / Total weight : 11000 kg rate : $150/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam

Profit or loss? Freight forwarder pays to the shipping company : 1 x 40 container to Amsterdam at $3500 Freight forwarder consolidates: Client 1: Total volume 3.5 cubic m3 / Total weight: 3005 kg rate : $140/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam Client 2: 5 boxes, 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm / Total weight (all boxes): 4800 kg rate: $130/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam Client 3: Total volume 11.5 cubic m3 / Total weight : 11000 kg rate : $150/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam

Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
10th Edition
ISBN:9780470458365
Author:Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig
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Profit or loss? Freight forwarder pays to the shipping company : 1 x 40 container to Amsterdam at $3500 Freight forwarder consolidates: Client 1: Total volume 3.5 cubic m3 / Total weight: 3005 kg rate: $140/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam Client 2: 5 boxes, 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm / Total weight (all boxes): 4800 kg rate : $130/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam Client 3: Total volume 11.5 cubic m3 / Total weight : 11000 kg rate : $150/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam
Transcribed Image Text:Profit or loss? Freight forwarder pays to the shipping company : 1 x 40 container to Amsterdam at $3500 Freight forwarder consolidates: Client 1: Total volume 3.5 cubic m3 / Total weight: 3005 kg rate: $140/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam Client 2: 5 boxes, 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm / Total weight (all boxes): 4800 kg rate : $130/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam Client 3: Total volume 11.5 cubic m3 / Total weight : 11000 kg rate : $150/RT (revenue Tone) going to Amsterdam
You are shipping 400 skids to Malta, 48" x 42 x 40, 200 kg each skids. How many 40' containers? 40" = 474 x 90" x 90", max 25,000 kg
Transcribed Image Text:You are shipping 400 skids to Malta, 48" x 42 x 40, 200 kg each skids. How many 40' containers? 40" = 474 x 90" x 90", max 25,000 kg
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