1. 1.09 What is the equation used to calculate a vessel s trim factor?1) a. Trim divided by the length between perpendiculars
2) b. Trim divided by the vessel s width
3) c. Trim divided by the tank length
4) d. Tank length divided by the length between perpendiculars
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2. 1.14 A tank has a measured gauge height of 15.000 m [45] and is filled to a 10.000 m [40] innage with no free water. To take a middle spot sample, to what point in the tank must you lower the sampler?1) a. 5.000 m [20] below the reference gauge point
2) b. 7.500 m [22.5] below the reference gauge point
3) c. 10.000 m [25] below the reference gauge point
4) d. 7.500 m [25] from the tank bottom
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3. 1.10 What must roof corrections be based on?1) a. The density or API gravity at the observed temperature of the oil in the tank
2) b. The density or API gravity at standard temperature of the oil in the tank
3) c. The barrels per inch calculated from the tank capacity table
4) d. The critical zone
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4. 1.31 The correction for the effect of temperature on the shell of a shore tank does not need to be calculated if the contents of the tank are at 15°C [ 60°F].1) a. True
2) b. False
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5. 1.04 When calculating the Gross Standard Volume (GSV) in a shore tank at a pressure of 1 atmosphere, the factor Ctpl / CTL is the same as which other factor?1) a. Vessel Experience Factor (VEF)
2) b. Volume Correction Factor (VCF)
3) c. Weight Correction Factor (WCF)
4) d. Voyage Analysis Report (VAR)
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