How many balloons will fit in 80.1 cubic feet?

Answer 1

It all depends on the size of the balloons.

The volume of one balloon is

volume = (4pi/3)R³ (Where R, is the radius in ft and pi =3.14)

If you are imagining all of the balloons, fitting in a room then you might imagine each of the balloons occupying a cube of space.

In that case the "volume" of one balloon would be

Volume = (length of one side)³

After you have the volume that one of them occupies, you divide the total volume 80.1 ft³ by that.

number = 80.1 ft³/(volume of one balloon)

Let us imagine each of the balloons occupying a volume of

Volume = (0.8ft)³ = 0.5 ft³

Then

80.1/0.5 = 160

But again it depends on the size of the balloons.

Play around with the size of the cube you think a balloon would occupy and plug that into the equations.

If you imagine the cube being 1ft x 1ft x 1ft you would only get about 80 balloons

It is pretty hard to estimate.

Answer 2

Assuming each balloon has a volume of 1 cubic foot, you could fit around 80 balloons in 80.1 cubic feet. Keep in mind that actual balloon sizes may vary, so the number could be more or less depending on the specific balloons used.