Hexagonal packaging
The cardboard packaging without a lid has the shape of a regular hexagonal prism with a main edge that is 12 cm long and 15 cm high. How much cardboard is used to make five packages if 10% of the cardboard is added for folds? Give results in square decimeters and rounded to units.
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