Part 2: Determining dimensions and building containers for the balls (Note: none of the pictures given below are drawn to scale) 2.1 The picture alongside shows a 3D view of a 12 cm rectangular box used forpackaging Length 3 squash balls. MACKLET Use the diameter value that you " DUNLOP determined in Part 1 above to write CKETBAL Height 41PIM COMPETITION down the dimensions of the height, width and length of this box, and explain how you have determined these dimensions 2.2 The picture alongside shows a 2- Glue flaps dimensional 'net' of what this box will look like when it is unfolded. 2.2.1 Write down the lengths / A dimensions of the sides labelled A, B, C and D. 2.2.2 Redraw the net on a blank piece of paper or light cardboard. You must draw the net in 'real-size': i.e. according to the dimensions of what the rectangular box must be to fit three squash balls Dotted lines are fold lines Make the glue flaps 1 cm high. Now fold