Question 1John currently has a shipment with the below details:In this shipment there are two types of products togetherProduct 1Dimension 371 x 25w x 27hTotal quantity 330Gross weight 16kgAverage price: 40USDProduct 2Dimension 541 x 38w x 25hTotal quantity 90Gross weight 21.5kgAverage price 130USDCalculate the followingi. What would be gross weightii.Total volumeiii.What would be combined price USDiv.Average number of pallets if pallet is 100*120 cm and height doesn't exceed 200cm

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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