3.1: Modeling Function Relationships Between Quantities (Homework) $24 Due in 7 hours, 7 minutes. Due Tue 01/30/2024 11:59 pm You are an engineer for a company that produces shipping boxes. The

boxes that are made on one machine are all in the shape of a cube. As the demand for different sizes of boxes changes, you need to be able to change the setting on the machine so you can vary the side length of the cube-shaped box. Draw a picture of a cube and label the cube's side length, s. Prior to placing your order for more cardboard, tape, and packing material, your boss asked you to determine each of the following: a. Write an expression to determine the surface area of a cube-shaped box, S₁, in terms of its side length, s (in inches). SA = What are the units for SA? Select an answer b. Define a formula to determine the volume of a cube-shaped box, V, in terms of its side length, s (in inches). Preview What are the units for the cube's volume? [Select an answer c. Define a formula to determine the total length of the box's edges, L, in terms of the box's side length, s (in inches). (You need to know how much tape is needed to secure all edges with tape.) Submit Preview What are the units for L? Select an answer d. Define a formula to determine the side length of a cube-shaped box, s, in terms of the box's volume, V. Preview Question 1. Points possible: 4 Preview License