A company makes Japanese-style Iunch boxes called bento boxes. Each bento box is a cube with ½ foot-long edges. The company ships the bento boxes in a container in the shape of a rectangular prisn that measures 7/2 feet by 3/2 feet by 3/2 feet. A manager correctly finds the volume of the container using a formula. An employee double-checks the calculation by packing the container full of bento boxes.

Use the drop-down menus to explain how both volume calculations compare.​