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If the volume of a gumball machine is r² over 54 how many 1" diameter gumballs can fit?

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As the number of gumball is: N


\begin{gathered} N=\frac{Volume\text{ of mac.}}{\text{Volume of gumball}} \\ N=((r^2)/(54))/((4)/(3)\pi* r^3) \end{gathered}

Now put the values in the formula:


\begin{gathered} N=((r^2)/(54))/((4)/(3)\pi(1.27)^3) \\ N=(r^2)/(463.3) \end{gathered}

Now put the radius of the machine.n As there is no radius given in the problem You can put it accordinagly

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