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Scene #4 National Roman Museum -- Rome, Italy After breaking into the Roman Museum, 3D XYZ escaped with a classic trebuchet and a truck load of stone boulders. At my apartment I have a closet with 250 ft3 worth of space. If each of my spherical cannonballs have a radius of .75 feet, how many can I fit in my closet? Choose the best approximation from the choices below for your next clue. 89 CANNONBALLS 141 CANNONBALLS 168 CANNONBALLS = 89 Let's pack some spheres! It's estimated that when packing spheres only 63% of the total possible volume can be used. 9 cm (THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE. If a closet was 100 ft3 and each sphere was 1 ft³ this would mean ideally 100 spheres could fit. BUT with irregular packing it would be 63% of 100 or 63 spheres.) 32 cm X = 141 = Scene #5 Le Paradis Palace -- Tunis, Tunisia In the largest art museum in Tunisia, 3D XYZ is suspected to have stolen all of the renowned octagonal hanging lanterns. 168 I stole all the awesome octagonal Tunisian lanterns! They do have this one lantern left. Figure out which shape it will make if it is folded together AND its surface area. Pentagonal Pyramid Pentagonal Prism Hexagonal Prism Hexagonal Pyramid This symbol will be equal to the total surface area of the lantern to the nearest cm².

Scene #4 National Roman Museum -- Rome, Italy After breaking into the Roman Museum, 3D XYZ escaped with a classic trebuchet and a truck load of stone boulders. At my apartment I have a closet with 250 ft3 worth of space. If each of my spherical cannonballs have a radius of .75 feet, how many can I fit in my closet? Choose the best approximation from the choices below for your next clue. 89 CANNONBALLS 141 CANNONBALLS 168 CANNONBALLS = 89 Let's pack some spheres! It's estimated that when packing spheres only 63% of the total possible volume can be used. 9 cm (THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE. If a closet was 100 ft3 and each sphere was 1 ft³ this would mean ideally 100 spheres could fit. BUT with irregular packing it would be 63% of 100 or 63 spheres.) 32 cm X = 141 = Scene #5 Le Paradis Palace -- Tunis, Tunisia In the largest art museum in Tunisia, 3D XYZ is suspected to have stolen all of the renowned octagonal hanging lanterns. 168 I stole all the awesome octagonal Tunisian lanterns! They do have this one lantern left. Figure out which shape it will make if it is folded together AND its surface area. Pentagonal Pyramid Pentagonal Prism Hexagonal Prism Hexagonal Pyramid This symbol will be equal to the total surface area of the lantern to the nearest cm².

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Author:Peterson, John.
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Scene #4 National Roman Museum Rome, Italy After breaking into the Roman Museum, 3D XYZ escaped with a classic trebuchet and a truck load of stone boulders. Let's pack some spheres! It's estimated that when packing spheres only 63% of the total possible volume can be used. (THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE. If a closet was 100 ft3 and each sphere was 1 ft3 this would mean ideally 100 spheres could fit. BUT with irregular packing it would be 63% of 100 or 63 spheres.) At my apartment I have a closet with 250 ft³ worth of space. If each of my spherical cannonballs have a radius of .75 feet, how many can I fit in my closet? Choose the best approximation from the choices below for your next clue. 89 CANNONBALLS 141 CANNONBALLS 168 CANNONBALLS = 89 X = 141 O = 168 %3D Scene #5 Le Paradis Palace -- Tunis, Tunisia In the largest art museum in Tunisia, 3D XYZ is suspected to have stolen all of the renowned octagonal hanging lanterns. I stole all the awesome octagonal Tunisian lanterns! They do have this one lantern left. Figure out which shape it will make if it is folded together AND its surface area. Pentagonal Pyramid 9 cm Pentagonal Prism Hexagonal Prism 32 cm Hexagonal Pyramid This symbol will be equal to the total surface area of the lantern to the nearest cm. Page 1 1 Q + e Clark Creative Education
Transcribed Image Text:Scene #4 National Roman Museum Rome, Italy After breaking into the Roman Museum, 3D XYZ escaped with a classic trebuchet and a truck load of stone boulders. Let's pack some spheres! It's estimated that when packing spheres only 63% of the total possible volume can be used. (THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE. If a closet was 100 ft3 and each sphere was 1 ft3 this would mean ideally 100 spheres could fit. BUT with irregular packing it would be 63% of 100 or 63 spheres.) At my apartment I have a closet with 250 ft³ worth of space. If each of my spherical cannonballs have a radius of .75 feet, how many can I fit in my closet? Choose the best approximation from the choices below for your next clue. 89 CANNONBALLS 141 CANNONBALLS 168 CANNONBALLS = 89 X = 141 O = 168 %3D Scene #5 Le Paradis Palace -- Tunis, Tunisia In the largest art museum in Tunisia, 3D XYZ is suspected to have stolen all of the renowned octagonal hanging lanterns. I stole all the awesome octagonal Tunisian lanterns! They do have this one lantern left. Figure out which shape it will make if it is folded together AND its surface area. Pentagonal Pyramid 9 cm Pentagonal Prism Hexagonal Prism 32 cm Hexagonal Pyramid This symbol will be equal to the total surface area of the lantern to the nearest cm. Page 1 1 Q + e Clark Creative Education
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