Mathematics, 17.07.2019 16:00 2021ehays

Erin covered a box with contact paper. the dimensions of the box are shown in the figure below: a rectangular prism is shown. the length of the rectangular prism is labeled as 11 inches, the height is labeled as 9 inches and the width is labeled as 8 inches. the contact paper costs 8¢ per square inch. she will only pay for the contact paper used to cover the box, even if there is waste or extra. how much money did erin spend on the contact paper? $20.72 $41.44 $48.12 $73.14

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