Sara is going to wrap a birthday present for her niece. She has a single piece of wrapping paper with an area of 400 in2. Sara has 3 gift boxes she can use. The boxes are shown below with their measurements.

Select the box or boxes that Sara would be able to use for the gift that she could completely wrap with her piece of wrapping paper.

There are plenty of unique ways to wrap presents beautifully. The quickest way that doesn't even require a box: Create a gift bag out of another ..

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There's something about a pile of presents under the tree that catches the eye—no matter how they're wrapped. But when your gifts look like something straight out of a storybook, it instantly adds to the Christmas magic.

We know what you're thinking, though: Who has time for that between decorating the house, shopping for your loved ones, prepping for the Christmas party, and planning your holiday meal? What if we told you that creating presents that look professionally wrapped is actually fairly simple?

There are plenty of unique ways to wrap presents beautifully. The quickest way that doesn't even require a box: Create a gift bag out of another household staple, like an old (but clean) pillowcase or a brown paper bag. You'd be surprised what a simple stamp, paint pen, or stylish ribbon can do to breathe new life into these objects. But if you have a little more time to get creative, why not raid your craft closet and make something truly special and Pinterest-worthy, like lace-covered packages or custom paper created by your kids?

No matter which direction you go and no matter what holiday you're celebrating—Christmas, a kids' birthday, or a life event like a wedding or a baby shower—you'll find plenty of inspiration, plus step-by-step gift wrapping instructions, here. When you're done, we're certain that present is going to be so pretty, it'll almost be too hard to open