3. Cargo Loading You are in charge of loading cargo ships for International Cargo Company (ICC) at a major East Coast port. You have been asked to prepare a leading plan for an ICC freight ship bound for Africa. An agricultural commodities dealer would like to transport the following products aboard this ship. Commodity Tons Volume per Prot per availabl ton (cu. ft) ton {55) e l d 4{] Fl] 2 soon 25 5f] 3 anon 6f] El] 4 10D!) 50 El] You can elect to load any andfor all of the available commodities. However, the ship has three cargo holds with the following capacity restrictions. Weight Volume Cargo cap;cit hold (tons) (cu.ft.] Forward 3mm l, Center EDEN] 15, Rear 2on4] 12,0 capacityr More than one type of commodity,r can be placed in the same cargo hold. However, because of balance considerations, the weight in the forward cargo hold must be within 10 percent of the weight in the rear cargo hold, and the center cargo hold must be between 4t] percent and EU percent of the total weight on board