Which situation would require determining volume?

Jordan wants to know how long his bed is.

Eric wants to know how much sand is in his little brother's sandbox.

Jessica wants to know how much wrapping paper she needs to cover a box.

Amelie wants to know how far it is around the edge of her table.

(2) Eric wants to know how much sand is in his little brother's sandbox.

Here, this situation requires determining the volume of the sandbox.

Step-by-step explanation:

Volume of any given figure object is known as the capacity of the figure.

Now, here in the given statements:

(1) Jordan wants to know how long his bed is.

Here, the length of the bed is described.

Jordan will calculate the length of his bed.

(2) Eric wants to know how much sand is in his little brother's sandbox.

Here, the filling capacity of the sandbox is described.

So, Eric will calculate the volume of the sandbox.

(3) Jessica wants to know how much wrapping paper she needs to cover a box.

Here, the outer curved surface area of the box is described.

Hence, Jessica will calculate the curved surface area of the box.

(4) Amelie wants to know how far it is around the edge of her table.

Here, Amelie wants to know the entire length of the table.

Hence, she will calculate the length of the table.