Help Me Test An Experiment.
Help me test an experiment.
465
(440-480 if a range is allowed)
(440-480 if a range is allowed)
Shiva.Flionheart said: »
986
987
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somewhere between 850 and 871
You can tell which of us tried to cheat and Googled. lol
>.> I dunno what you are talking about XD
This seems hard to answer. There's nothing saying whether it's a completely open jar, or if there might be something protruding through the center (since you can't see through).
If it's a completely open-spaced jar filled with only jellybeans, I'd guess somewhere around 2500. Otherwise, I dunno.
If it's a completely open-spaced jar filled with only jellybeans, I'd guess somewhere around 2500. Otherwise, I dunno.
0...it isn't jelly beans at all, it is small bean shaped balls of coloured wax.... well it could be <_<
Carbuncle.Shayala said: »
0...it isn't jelly beans at all, it is small bean shaped balls of coloured wax.... well it could be <_<
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Well by posting two pictures i would really say two different amounts because in the 2nd picture he appears to be putting another jelly bean in so total would differ from the first jar that has already been sealed
and google isn't cheating just being creative
and google isn't cheating just being creative
Could be 0 and the beans are just painted on the jar!
7854. Assuming the entire jar is filled with beans and it is not hollowed out in the middle or something tricky like that.
2766
Phoenix.Ingraham said: »
LOL ;_;
I'll be lazy and guess 930, because, just like on ffxiah.com I am lazy and rely on others to just do the maths for me... ;_;
(Oddly, even the jar shape in the photo is identical?) :p
The jar's volume appears to be a gallon.
1 US gallon = 3785.4118 cubic centimeters
1 jelly bean = 3.375 or 27/8 cubic centimeters
It can be assumed that 20% of a given volume is air rather than jellybeans
3785.4118 / 2.7 (3.375 * .8 to allow for air space)
= 1,402 might be a good guess
Reference:
http://diggy.wordpress.com/2007/03/07/how-to-win-a-jellybean-counting-contest/
1 US gallon = 3785.4118 cubic centimeters
1 jelly bean = 3.375 or 27/8 cubic centimeters
It can be assumed that 20% of a given volume is air rather than jellybeans
3785.4118 / 2.7 (3.375 * .8 to allow for air space)
= 1,402 might be a good guess
Reference:
http://diggy.wordpress.com/2007/03/07/how-to-win-a-jellybean-counting-contest/
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Fenrir.Scragg said: »
The jar's volume appears to be a gallon.
1 US gallon = 3785.4118 cubic centimeters
1 jelly bean = 3.375 or 27/8 cubic centimeters
It can be assumed that 20% of a given volume is air rather than jellybeans
3785.4118 / 2.7 (3.375 * .8 to allow for air space)
= 1,402 might be a good guess
Reference:
http://diggy.wordpress.com/2007/03/07/how-to-win-a-jellybean-counting-contest/
1 US gallon = 3785.4118 cubic centimeters
1 jelly bean = 3.375 or 27/8 cubic centimeters
It can be assumed that 20% of a given volume is air rather than jellybeans
3785.4118 / 2.7 (3.375 * .8 to allow for air space)
= 1,402 might be a good guess
Reference:
http://diggy.wordpress.com/2007/03/07/how-to-win-a-jellybean-counting-contest/
1401
Price is right style
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