Many people are surprised to find that math is found in the Bible in many places. God created all things and sustains all things. This includes math and shapes. In fact, the owner of a candy company has always been in awe of Noah’s Ark and how God instructed Noah to build it using very specific instructions. Noah's instructions were given to him by God in Genesis 6:15: “This is how you are to build it: The ark is to be 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide and 30 cubits high.” The owner of the company knows that building a miniature replica of Noah’s Ark may be difficult. Therefore, he would like to simplify things by assuming the ark is the shape of a rectangular prism. While the owner would really like to make his candy container in the shape of a rectangular prism to be able to closely model Noah’s Ark, he is not sure which figure will be the most efficient one for packaging the product.
He has hired you as their new production manager. Your job is to look at four different figures and determine which would best suit the needs of the company for packaging the candy. You will choose one of the four options shown below. The candy is animal gummies. The package must hold between 80 and 100 cubic inches (roughly 5-7 cups of space). The cost of the plastic for the packaging is $0.007 per square inch. When finding cost you would multiply the Total Surface Area by $0.007.
For example:
Total Surface Area = 92 sq. in
Cost per sq in = $0.007
92 * .007 = .644 when rounded to nearest penny = $0.64
Your project should include the volume, total surface area, and materials cost for each figure given below, including the formulas you used and each step of your work. Be sure to find all measures for each figure, even if the figure does not meet the restraints that the company has given. Make sure to use the formulas given in your lessons, round your volume and area to the nearest hundredth, and round your cost to the nearest penny.
You also need to include a paragraph that answers the following questions:
Do all of the figures hold between 80 and 100 cubic inches?
Which figure is the most cost efficient (the packaging with the smallest materials cost that holds between 80 and 100 cubic inches)?
Which figure would you recommend using? Why?
Why do you think that God was very specific in the measurements that He gave Noah for the Ark? Be sure to use some of your findings from this project to support your answer.
Figure 1:
Total Volume: _______
Total Surface Area: _______
Material Cost: $_______ per
Be sure to show all formulas and substituted values for each calculation:
Figure 2:
Total Volume: _______
Total Surface Area: _______
Material Cost: $_______ per
Be sure to show all formulas and substituted values for each calculation:
Figure 3:
Total Volume: _______
Total Surface Area: _______
Material Cost: $_______ per
Be sure to show all formulas and substituted values for each calculation:
Figure 4:
Total Volume: _______
Total Surface Area: _______
Material Cost: $_______ per
Be sure to show all formulas and substituted values for each calculation:
Write a paragraph that answers the following questions:
Do all the figures hold between 80 and 100 cubic inches?
Which figure is the most cost efficient (the packaging with the smallest materials cost that holds between 80 and 100 cubic inches)?
Which figure would you recommend using? Why?
Why do you think that God was very specific in the measurements that He gave Noah for the Ark? Be sure to use some of your findings from this project to support your answer.
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