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The Volume of a container is given by the equation V=bwh, and the Surface Area is given by the equation SA=bw+2bh+2bw. If you want the height of the container to be equal to the sum of the lenght of the base and width, what is the largest container (volume wise) you can create from 40cm^2 of material? What are the dimensions of the container? (Assume 1 less than or equal to b,w less than or equal to 10 & 2 less than or equal to h less than or equal to 20)
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