A toy company makes rectangular sandboxes that measure 6 feet by 5 feet by 1.2 feet. A customer buys a sandbox and 40 cubic feet of sand. Did the customer buy too much or too little sand? Justify your answer

Customer has bought too much sand

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the dimensions (Length, Width and Height) of rectangular box are = 6,5, 1.2.

Volume of a rectangular box = Length * Width * Height

=> 6*5*1.2

=> 36 cubic feet

As mentioned, customer bought a sand box and 40 cubic feet of sand.

So,

Volume of rectangular box (R) = 36 cubic feet

Volume of Sand (S) = 40 cubic feet

From analysis

S > R

Which shows that the capacity of sandbox is 36 cubic feet and volume is 40 feet that is a little greater than desired capacity.

Therefore, customer has bought too much sand.