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"How many balloons would fit in this room?" .64 length * width * height (distance measurements roughly in feet).* Ah, but who said anything about the balloons

by hugh3 16y ago

"How many balloons would fit in this room?" .64 length * width * height (distance measurements roughly in feet).* Ah, but who said anything about the balloons being full?

wlievens 16y ago
And balloons are rarely perefect spheres.
- aphyr 16y ago
  If you want to solve the oblate sphereoid packing problem in an interview... I will hire you to do anything you find amusing and patent the results. :)