To determine the number of cubes he needs to fill the box (this is assuming the cubes are 1 in cubes, he would need to calculate the volume of the box. To find the volume he would multiply the length by the width by the height. This would be 5 in x 6 in x 7 in. The volume is 210 cubic inches, so he could fill it with 210 one inch cubes.
Let N be the number of items sold and p the price.
Since the variation is inverse, then the relation between N and p is:

For N=20000 and p = $9.5, we get the formula:

If p = 8.75, then the number of items sold can be computed using the formula:
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