A company sells small items of glass, packed in cardboard boxes. Each box is lled to 86% of its volume. Each item has a volume of 0.00025 m3 and each box contains 140 items. In addition to the item the box also contains shock absorbing packaging in order to minimize risk of damaging the products during transport and handling. The shock absorbing packaging takes up 0,02 m3. The inner volume of the cardboard box is o,06':"r m3 468 boxes are loaded onto pallets. The pallets are 0.8 x 1.2 m and their maximum allowed load height is 1.4 m. When fully loaded with boxes, the load per pallet measures 0.8 x 1.08 x 1.26 m (excluding the pallet height) The pallets are then loaded onto a truck. The available capacity in the truck is 63 m. And the pallets ll out 90% of the width, 75% of the length and 80% of the height. Questions are; Q1. Calculate the load factor on the box level in percentage(%). Q2. Calculate the load factor on the pallet level in percentage(% Q3. Calculate the load factor on the vehicle level in percentage(%). Q4. Calculate the overall load factor in percentage(%)