A rectangular glass aquarium is \(24~\text{cm}\) long, \(10~\text{cm}\) wide, and \(16~\text{cm}\) high. Determine how much water it holds when full. Evaluate statements A–H, then report the complete set of statements that model the situation correctly.

A. Use volume because the problem asks how much space is inside the tank.
B. A valid formula is \(V~=~\text{lwh}\).
C. \(24\cdot~10\cdot~16\) is a valid setup.
D. Report the result in \(\text{square}~\text{centimeters}\).
E. Surface area is the required quantity because water touches the glass sides.
F. Report the water capacity in \(\text{cubic}~\text{centimeters}\).
G. \(2(24\cdot~10~+~24\cdot~16~+~10\cdot~16)\) gives the tank's water capacity.
H. Reporting the result in \(\text{centimeters}\) gives units that match the situation.