20. Eunice is planning to buy a cake whose box has dimensions 18 in by 18 in by 18 in. Since the cake melts easily, she also plans to buy ahead an insulated box whose length is equal to its width which is 5 inches longer than its height and has a volume of 6 000 cu in. Is the size of the insulated box enough for her box of cake? * A. Yes, because the volume of the box of the cake is smaller than the volume of the insulated box. B. Yes, because dimensions of the insulated box are longer than the cake box. C. No, because the width of the cake box is smaller than the height of the insulated box. D. No, because the height of the cake box is longer than the height of the insulated box.
20. Eunice is planning to buy a cake whose box has dimensions 18 in by 18 in by 18 in. Since the cake melts easily, she also plans to buy ahead an insulated box whose length is equal to its width which is 5 inches longer than its height and has a volume of 6 000 cu in. Is the size of the insulated box enough for her box of cake? * A. Yes, because the volume of the box of the cake is smaller than the volume of the insulated box. B. Yes, because dimensions of the insulated box are longer than the cake box. C. No, because the width of the cake box is smaller than the height of the insulated box. D. No, because the height of the cake box is longer than the height of the insulated box.
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Transcribed Image Text:20. Eunice is planning to buy a
cake whose box has
dimensions 18 in by 18 in by 18
in. Since the cake melts easily,
she also plans to buy ahead an
insulated box whose length is
equal to its width which is 5
inches longer than its height
and has a volume of 6 000 cu
in. Is the size of the insulated
box enough for her box of
cake? *
A. Yes, because the volume of the
box of the cake is smaller than the
volume of the insulated box.
B. Yes, because dimensions of the
insulated box are longer than the
cake box.
C. No, because the width of the cake
box is smaller than the height of the
insulated box.
D. No, because the height of the
cake box is longer than the height of
the insulated box.
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