Wendell wants to make a wooden lid for a decorative box. The lid needs to be 612inches wide and 812inches long with sides 2 inches deep. Part A Part B Wendell has a square piece of wood that has a side length of 12 inches. Based on your answer to Part A, does Wendell have enough wood to make the lid? Explain. Wendell has enough wood to make the lid because the surface area of his piece of wood is larger than the surface area of the wood needed. Wendell does not have enough wood to make the lid because the longest piece needed for the lid is longer than the side of his piece of wood. Wendell has enough wood to make the lid because each dimension of the box is less than the side length of his piece of wood. Wendell does not have enough wood to make the lid because the surface area of his piece of wood is smaller than the surface area of the wood needed.