Question

Each tennis ball is 2.63 inches in diameter. A sketch of the specially designed container is below. How many tennis balls can fit inside the container? How many more tennis balls could fit into the container if the container’s dimensions are doubled?

Answer 1

@FibonacciChick666

Answer 2

@cwrw238

Answer 3

I'm just gonna say, if you google this, there is a presentation with the answers to ll of these challenge problems.

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

yeah on OS too

Answer 6

the OS are your questions

Answer 7

I prefer this one https://prezi.com/pzjwhdypugn0/copy-of-0803-module-eight-quiz/

Answer 8

but isnt it crazy to use different methods?

Answer 9

but my issue is, with the way they are done, I don't believe they are accurate

Answer 10

I think they need to go another step to find the left over space, and not round up but down

Answer 11

then use the difference in volumes to find the cubic space left

Answer 12

are you sure that they ae correct?
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/53c4f862e4b00f624a92dbcd

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@FibonacciChick666

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It is how these problems are done, but like I said, I don't like the way they are. It seems to imply we have flexible pennies

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yeah

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thx

Answer 17

np, check out all the prezi explanations on these

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they may explaine more