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A toy company is considering a cube or a sphere shaped container for packaging a new product. The height of the cube would equal the diameter of the sphere. Compare the volume-to-surface area ratios of the containers. Which packaging will be more efficient? For a sphere, SA=4(pi)r^2.
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@dan815 @rishavraj
for a cube length = width = height\ let the height be = x so volume of cube = x^3 and surface area = 6 x^2
height of cube = diameter of sphere so diameter = x radius of sphere = x/2
@brynndelyn done???????
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