FOCUS ON CONCEPTS Name Volume and Surface Area 1. Consider a box shaped as a rectangular prism. The volume of the box is 24 cubic feet. What are the possible dimensions (length X width x height) of the box if the dimensions are whole numbers? What is the surface area of each "possible" box (assume the box has no top)? What are the dimensions of the box with the smallest surface area? You may find it useful to organize your work in a table such as the one below. Box # Length Width Height Surface Area 2. You plan to construct an open cardboard box. You have 30 square feet of cardboard What are the possible dimensions (length x width x height) of the box if the dimensions are whole numbers? What is the volume of each "possible" box? What are the dimensions of the box with the greatest volume? You may find it useful to organize your work in a table such as the one below. Box # Length Width Height Volume JUL 29 MacBook Pro