Monica L.

asked • 07/04/20

shipping volume

size = length + 2*width + 2*height

The size of the package must be less than 165" and length has to be less than 108".

You work for a producer who ships rectangular boxes that are 13"x4"x4". The individual boxes are packaged into larger rectangular boxes for shipping. In order to go through the production line, the boxes must be 13". The company wants to minimize shipping costs so they want to send as little of the large boxes as possible. What size box will hold the maximum number of the smaller boxes?

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Monica L.

UPS defines the size of the box to be equal to its length plus twice its width plus twice its height: size=L+2*W+2*H In order to avoid being charged by the freight charges, the size of the package must be less than 165" and the length has to be less than 108".
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07/04/20

Monica L.

I do believe that the maximum volume of the large box is supposed to be less than 165 cubic inches, and its length less than 108 inches
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07/04/20

Desai M.

what is the maximum height of the ball
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11/06/20

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