MAC262 – ACFT Limits And Speeds Practice Test

The aircraft length is accurate as 14.2m, 46'8''. Which statement is true?

14.2m, 46'8'' 14.2m, 46'0'' 13.9m, 46'8'' 14.5m, 46'8''

Correct Answer:

14.2m, 46'8''

Explanation:

Length can be given in both metric and imperial units, and they describe the same dimension. The stated accurate length is 14.2 m with 46'8''; the true statement is the one that lists both of those values together, since it preserves the exact pairing provided. For a quick check, 46'8'' converts to about 14.22 m, which rounds to 14.2 m, so the two representations are consistent within typical rounding. The other options mix a different metric value or a different feet-inches value, so they don’t match the given length.

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