Dimensions - cardboard
The statements are sold in cardboard boxes – for example, the microwave oven box has dimensions of 52 cm, 32 cm, and 40 cm, and 0.4 m² of cardboard is added to the folds. How many square meters of cardboard are needed for 1,000 boxes?
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