Part 2: Determining dimensions and building containers for the balls (Note: none of the pictures given below are drawn to scale) 2.1 The picture alongside shows a 3D view of a rectangular box used forpackaging 12 cm 3 squash balls. Length Use the diameter value that you " DUNLOP Height 4 Cr determined in Part 1 above to write down the dimensions of the height, Width width and length of this box, and explain 4 C how you have determined these dimensions 2.2 The picture alongside shows a 2- Glue flaps dimensional 'net' of what this box will look like when it is unfolded. 2.2.1 Write down the lengths / dimensions of the sides labelled A, B, C and D. 2.2.2 Redraw the net on a blank piece of paper or light cardboard. You must draw the net in 'real-size': i.e. according to the dimensions of what the rectangular box Dotted lines are fold lines must be to fit three squash balls. Make the glue flaps 1 cm high. Now fold the net along the dotted lines and glue the flaps to the sides adjacent to the flaps to form a 3-dimensional box. (Make sure that you don't glue the lid shut or you (6) won't be able to get the squash balls inside )