My kids found out that 40,000 leaves fit in one of the tall paper bags. They did this by first making three piles of 100 leaves which they counted, then making 10 piles of 100 leaves to make 1000. Then they made 9 more piles of that size to see how much 10,000 was. Then they made 3-4 of those piles and started filling a bag. They got 4 of the piles in so that's how we get 40,000. Discounting systematic errors, I would expect the standard deviation to be about 20% based on propagating the standard deviation of the initial three piles of 100. I would say the worst case is 100% error or a factor of 2.
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It depends on the size of the marbles and on the size of the paper bag, neither of which was given in the question. Please restate the question.
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Roughly around 1600
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The number of marbles that can fit into a plastic bag depends on the size of the bag and the size of the marbles. Generally, you could fit hundreds to thousands of small marbles into a standard-sized plastic bag.
because the air inside the balloon take up the space and it will not allow the balloon to fit in bag
depending on the way the box has been packaged, you can fit around about 100 in without the bag, and roughly 70 with the bag
That would depend on which sort of tesco bag you are asking about.
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millions lol it's magical
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Well, honey, that all depends on the size of the trash bag and the size of the clothing. If you're talking about those tiny crop tops and thongs, you could probably fit a whole wardrobe in there. But if we're talking about winter coats and boots, you might only get a few pieces in before that bag is bursting at the seams. Just remember, it's not about how many clothes you can cram in there, it's about how fabulous you look wearing them!
How many pounds of what?
This answer varies hugely based on the type of tea. Tea comes in many different varieties, which have different sizes of leaf. Also, the leaf can be processed in ways that reduce its size, and it is often rolled or twisted into forms, such as pellets, that make it take up much less space.A fully-grown tea leaf from a large-leaf variety that is not rolled will be larger than a teaspoon and will awkwardly stretch over the edges of the spoon, making it hard to spoon the leaves of unrolled, large-leaf, whole-leaf tea out using a regular teaspoon.At the other end of the spectrum, some green and oloong teas can be so tightly-rolled that dozens of leaves (in the form of small pellets) can fit in a single teaspoon. Also, some tea is made of leaf buds, which are much smaller than mature leaves from the tea plant.So the best answer I can give is...somewhere between less than one and dozens.For broken-leaf tea, like what is in most tea bags, this question isn't even answerable because the leaf is so cut up that you can't even recognize individual leaves...and such teas are often blends that mix leaves of different sizes.
A duffel bag will fit under the seat on an airplane.