1. Identify the freight class of a shipment of a product with dimensions are 40" Lx 48" Wx 60" H and weight equivalent to 1800 pounds. Step 1: Calculate the volume. (Multiply 42'x48"X60" (cubic inches) and divide by 1,728 (cubic feet) Sept 2. Calculate pounds per cubic foot (PCF) (Divide freight weight (pounds) by volume (cubic feet) = PCF. Step 4. Use PCF to identify freight class from the NMFTA table (Topic 5). Class 60 Class 85 Class 65 Class 110 2. Identify the freight class of a shipment of a product with dimensions are 42" L x 48" W x 48" H and the carrying freight weight equivalent to 1200 pounds. identify the freight class from the NMFTA table. Step 1: Calculate the volume. (Multiply 42'x 48"48" (cubic inches) and divide by 1,728 (cubic feet) Sept 2. Calculate pounds per cubic foot (PCF) (Divide freight weight (pounds) by volume (cubic feet) = PCF. Step 4. Use PCF to identify freight class from the NMFTA table. Class 110 0 Class 70 0 Class 65 Class 85 3. freight logistics company prepares a quote for a customer to transport the 7500 pounds (lbs.) goods shipment at a rate of $30 CWT (Hundred-weight). What does the shipping cost? Hints: Convert 7000 pounds to ( ) CWT and multiply with CWT (rate). 03000 0 2500 0 1850 2250