Packaging and Volume of Boxes

The video tutorial explains how to determine the appropriate larger box size for shipping 20 smaller boxes. It involves calculating the volumes of both the smaller and larger boxes and checking if the smaller boxes fit within the larger box dimensions. The tutorial demonstrates the process of arranging the smaller boxes efficiently inside the larger box to minimize waste, concluding that Box 2 is suitable for the task.

What are the dimensions of the smaller boxes that need to be packaged?

• 8 inches by 10 inches by 12 inches

• 5 inches by 7 inches by 9 inches

• 6 inches by 9 inches by 11 inches

• 6 inches by 8 inches by 10 inches

Which of the following is the correct volume of one smaller box?

• 480 cubic inches

• 960 cubic inches

• 9600 cubic inches

• 4800 cubic inches

What is the volume of Box 1?

• 14400 cubic inches

• 9600 cubic inches

• 13440 cubic inches

• 8640 cubic inches

Why is Box 1 not suitable for packaging the smaller boxes?

• It is not available in stock.

• Its volume is less than the total volume of the smaller boxes.

• Its dimensions are too large.

• It is too expensive.

What is the volume of Box 2?

• 8640 cubic inches

• 13440 cubic inches

• 9600 cubic inches

• 14400 cubic inches

How many smaller boxes can fit along the 24-inch edge of Box 2?

• 3 boxes

• 4 boxes

• 6 boxes

• 5 boxes

How many smaller boxes can fit along the 20-inch edge of Box 2?

• 3 boxes

• 2 boxes

• 4 boxes

• 5 boxes

How many smaller boxes can fit along the 28-inch edge of Box 2?

• 3 boxes

• 6 boxes

• 5 boxes

• 4 boxes

What is the total number of smaller boxes that can fit into Box 2?

• 22 boxes

• 24 boxes

• 20 boxes

• 18 boxes

Which box should be used for packaging the smaller boxes?

• Neither

• Box 1

• Box 2

• Both