Frank got a gift for his sister and put it in a shoebox.

Note: Figure is not drawn to scale.

Now, he wants to wrap it with wrapping paper. If the length of the shoebox measures 12 in, the width measures 6 in, and the height measures 4 in, how much wrapping paper does he need to cover the shoebox?
A.
432 sq in
B.
576 sq in
C.
144 sq in
D.
288 sq in

D) 288 sq. in

Step-by-step explanation:

Wrapping paper = surface area

= 2[12×6 + 12×4 + 6×4]

= 2(72 + 48 + 24)

= 2(144)

= 288 in²

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