When floating, a life raft must be able to withstand repeated jumps onto it, both with and without the canopy erected, from a height above its floor of at least

Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is Option C: C) 4.5 meters.

SOLAS regulations require that a life raft must be designed to withstand repeated jumps onto it from a height of at least 4.5 meters above its floor level, ensuring structural integrity during emergency evacuation.