what would be a good upper bound for the number of jelly beans?
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From the picture:
• height of 1 bean: 1 unit
,• radius of 1 bean: 0.25 unit (assumed)
,• height of the jar: 11 units
,• radius of the jar 4 units
we assume that the jar and the bean are cylinders.
Volume of a cylinder = π*r²*h
where r is the radius and h is the height. Then:
Volume of 1 bean = π*0.25²*1 = 0.2 cubic units
Volume of the jar = = π*4²*11 = 553 cubic units
Therefore, an upper bound for the number of jelly beans is 553/0.2 = 2765