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denis-greek [22]2 years ago

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The number of balloons needed to fill the classroom are 46240 balloons (approx)

Concept: Fermi process is the technique that helps to formulate an answer to a problem based on a series of logical assumptions.

No. of balloons = Volume of rectangular prism/ Volume of each sphere (balloon)

Given: The classroom is a rectangular prism with a length of 38 ft, a width of 52 ft, and a height of 12 ft, and the balloons are spheres with a radius of 0.35 ft.

No. of balloons = Volume of rectangular prism/ Volume of each sphere (balloon)

No. of Balloons = 38*52*12/3.14*0.35*0.35*(4/3)

No. of Balloons = 23712/0.5128 = 46240 balloons (approx)

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