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2880

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Step 1: Measure the volume of the jar

Step 2: Measure the average size of beans

Step 3: Divide jar volume with beans’ size

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1. How many jelly beans per 10ml

2. What is the volume of the bottle

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What is the height of the jar and what is the volume of the jar?

What is the mean volume of a jelly bean?

or

How many jelly beans in a layer and how many layers in this jar?

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step 1: know how many liters of this bottle

step 2: know what's the volume of one bean

step 3: divide bottle liters with beans' size

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The volume of one jelly bean.

The volume of the jar.

How many jelly beans can be set into one unit volume

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1.measure the weight of 10 beans

2.measure the weight of whole bottle

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Divide the jar into several layers

Count the number of beans in each layer

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1. Determine the volume of the jar:

2. Estimate the volume of a single jelly bean

3. Calculate the total number of jelly beans

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1. The volume of this jar

2. The volume of each jelly bean

3. divide the volume of this jar by the volume of each jelly bean

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By knowing the jar’s volume and jelly individual volume, we can estimate the amount of the Jerry

For example if the volume of the jar is 3000ml, the volume of jelly is about 1ml, use 3000/1=3000

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How much is the volume of the jay?

How much is the size of the jelly beens? Or how many beens covering in one layer？

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the bottle’s volume is pi*r*r,

one jelly bean’s volume is 4/3*pi*r^3

the number of jelly beans is bottles volume/jelly beans’ volume

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The contain of this bottle equal to how many small bottles

Each small bottle can contain how many beans

2. The results = the number of bottles * the number of beans in each small bottles

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a=guess the whole size of the bottle

b=then roughly guess the size of the bean

then a/b

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1.estimate the volume of the jar using water. V1

2.estimate the volume of one candy V2

3.estimated number=V1/V2

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If the volume of the jar is 1L, and the buck of the jelly bean is 0.5 cm^3, and the jar is filled with the beans, there are 2000 beans in the jar.

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1measure the volume of jar

2evaluate the size of each jelly bean

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measure the weight of the whole jelly beans jar

measure the weight of an empty jar

measure the weight of each bean

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1. the number of jelly beans in a 10ml’s bottle

2. The volume of this bottle/10 *the answer of 1.

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what is the volume of jar

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1. estimate the size of the jar

2. calculate the size

3. estimate the volumn of jelly bean

4. estimate how many jelly beans fit in it

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Weight one single jelly bean and weight the empty jar. Weight the jar filled with jelly beans and minus the weight of the empty jar. Then use the weight to divide the weight of one single jelly bean and we can know the estimated number.

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1.Estimate the volume of the jar: Assume the jar is cylindrical and calculate the volume of it.

2.Estimate the volume of one jelly bean: The volume of a jelly bean can be approximated as the volume of a sphere.

3.Estimate the number of jelly beans in the jar: Divide the volume of the jar by the volume of a single jelly bean.

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1. Fulfill a smaller container (like a cup) with the jelly beans in this jar

2. And count the jelly beans that have been poured into the smaller container

3. Measure how many smaller containers would take to take out all the jelly bars

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S1: estimate the volume of the jar

S2: estimate the volume of a jelly bean

S3: estimate the packing efficiency, we can assume that the 70% of the volume would be fitted totally by the beans.

S4: do the calculation of number of jelly beans.

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There are about 30 pieces of beans in one layer. And there are about 26 layers of beans in that jar. So there may be like 800 jelly beans in this jar.

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1. Estimate the jar's volume.

2. Estimate the volume of a single jelly bean.

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The jar is put on the table,so it isn’t too big.

The volume of the jar is probably 250cm3,and it seems like 1 cm3 can contain two jelly beans, so it seems like we have 500 jell beans in the jar.

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Steps: 1. Estimate the size of the jar; 2. Estimate the size of each jelly bean; estimate the jar’s volume by the jelly beans’ volume in the jar

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Step 1: Estimate the number of jelly beans along each dimension.

Step 2: Estimate the jelly beans per layer.

Step 3: Estimate total number of jelly beans.

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1. estimate the volume of bottle

2. estimate the number of beans on the one layer

3. estimate how many layers of beans do this bottle can contain

4. calculate the number of beans in one layer * the number of layers

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1 measure the volume of the jar

2 measure the volume of one bean

3 calculate the number of beans

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what can we know: volume of jar, volume of jelly been, then make a division

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Step1: Measure the weight of all the jelly beans

Step2: Measure the weight of 10 jelly beans

Step3: Calculate the rough number of the jelly beans

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10ml beans

and all

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1. Measure the dimensions of the bottle and the size of the candy.

2. Calculate the volume of one candy and the bottle’s volume.

3. Estimate the packing efficiency of the candies, about 100%.

4. Divide the bottle’s volume by the candy’s volume and multiply by the packing efficiency.

5. The result is an approximate number of candies in the bottle.

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how many jelly a layer have？

how many layers a jar have？

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divide the whole into several layers ( like if the tall of jar is 40cm , break it into 40 layers with 1cm tall for each) and count the bean in one layer and multiple the number of layers to get the number

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1.estimate the volume of the jar

2.estimate the size of each bean

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1. Jar volumn

2. Bean volumn

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Suppose the bottle has a volume of 1000 milliliters and can hold 50 jelly beans per 100 milliliters, so it can be 500 jelly beans in this bottle.

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1. what is the volume of one jelly bean?

2. what is the volume of the jar?

3. divide the jar into beans

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know the volume of jar and the volume of jelly been

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one jelly bean’s volumetric is approximately 1 cm^3. The volume of the jar can be tell by the ratio of the bottom and height

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Fermi estimation

1. How many can 100ml hold

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the bottle is estimated to has one liter volume

The volume of one jelly is approximately

how many jelly can be put into the bottle

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Step 1:measure the volume of the jar

Step2:divide the volume into individual part

Step 3:measure how many jelly beans of every part

Step4:multiply the every part’s amount with the amount of parts

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1. Measure the volume of the jar

2. Measure the volume of the jelly beans

3. Divide them

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the volume of the bottle

the size of the bean

bottle divided bean's size

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3100-4100

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1. the volume of the jar

2. the volume of each jelly bean

3. divide jar volume by the volume of jelly bean

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A jar of jelly beans is produced for consumers to enjoy. Its quality guarantee period shouldn’t be more than 3 years and Someone who bought it might eat less than 5 beans per day, so I think we have 3*365*5=5475

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Step1:Estimate the size of the jar

Step2:Calculate the volume of the jar

Step3:Estimate the volume of a jelly bean

Step4:Estimate how many jelly beans

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1. The volume of the jar

2. The volume of a single jelly bean

3. Divide the volume of the jar by the volume of the jelly bean to get number of jelly beans

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1. Estimate the volume of the jar

2. Estimate the volume of a jelly bean

3. Calculate the number of jelly beans: divide the volume of the jar by the volume of a jelly bean

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Estimate the jar’s volume, then estimate the size of the jelly beans

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estimate the how many beans in volume and estimate the volume of the bottle

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1. Estimate the volume of a single jelly bean

2. Estimate the volume of the jar

3. Estimate the packing factor of the jelly beans in the jar

4. Multiply the jar’s volume by the packing factor, then divide by the volume of a single jelly bean

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1. Determine the size of the jar and the size of a jelly bean

2. Calculate the volume of the jar

3. Calculate the volume of a single jelly bean

4. Estimate how many jelly beans can fit in the jar

5. Adjust for the packing efficiency

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estimate the size of jar/estimate the volume of jar/estimate the volume of jelly beans/get the result

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Estimate the volume of the jar and the average size of candy

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1.measure the volum of this jar

2.measure the volum of one jelly beam

3.volume of jam/volum of one jelly beam

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1.measure the volume of the jar

2.measure the volume of each bean

3.divide the jar volume with bean volume

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1. What is the height, length and width of the jar?

2. How many jelly beans can be stored in 1 cm2?

3. Use these two stats to calculate the estimation number of jelly beans in the jar

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1.estimate how many layers this jar has

2.estimate each layer contains how many jelly beans

3.multiply the number above

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count the number of beans every 10ml, and then use the volume of the bottle dividing by 10, multiple this number.

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1. Measure the mean volume of the jelly bean

2. Measure the volume of the jar

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1.measure the volumn of bottle

2.measure the volumn of sugar

3.calculate the number of sugar

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1.Determine the volume of the jar

2.Estimate the volume of a single jelly bean

3.Calculate the number of jelly beans

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1.Determine the size of the jar and the size of a jelly bean.

2.Calculate the volume of the jar.

3.Calculate the volume of a single jelly bean.

4. Estimate how many jelly beans can fit in the jar.

5. Adjust for the packing efficiency.

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1. Measure the dimensions of the jar and the packing factor of the jelly beans.

2. Compute the jar's volume.

3. Determine the volume of one jelly bean.

4. Multiply the jar's volume by the packing factor, then divide by the volume of a single jelly bean to estimate how many jelly beans can fit inside the jar.

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Step1: Escalate the volumn of the jar.

Step2: Escalate the quantity of the beans in each dimension.

Step3: Divide the beans into different units.

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Step1: Measure the volume of the jar

Step2: how much beans can have per ml

Step 3: The volume of the jar divided the bean per ml

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1. estimate the the diameter and the hight of the jar

2. calculate the volume of the jar

3. assume the bean is spherical, estimate the diameter and the hight of the beans

4. calculate the volume of the bean

5. Divide the volume of the jar by the volume of one jelly bean.

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Determine the volume of the jar

Estimate the volume of a single jelly bean

Count the number of jelly beans that fit in a known volume:

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Step 1: Measure the volume of the jar

Step 2: Measure the size of each bean

Step 3: Divide the volume with the size of bean