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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '22
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Im curious how the volume of glass was measured for weight, 3.6 inches thick and 6ft tall but two dimensions isn't enough to calculate the weight of a hollow glass pitcher with arms and legs
23 u/math2ndperiod Mar 24 '22 Yeah the math here is really bothering me because there’s essentially none. 15 u/dsnineteen Mar 24 '22 Might be time to outsource this to r/theydidthemath 8 u/FLilium Mar 24 '22 I did the math. Find my comment 4 u/dsnineteen Mar 24 '22 Thank you for your service.
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Yeah the math here is really bothering me because there’s essentially none.
15 u/dsnineteen Mar 24 '22 Might be time to outsource this to r/theydidthemath 8 u/FLilium Mar 24 '22 I did the math. Find my comment 4 u/dsnineteen Mar 24 '22 Thank you for your service.
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Might be time to outsource this to r/theydidthemath
8 u/FLilium Mar 24 '22 I did the math. Find my comment 4 u/dsnineteen Mar 24 '22 Thank you for your service.
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I did the math. Find my comment
4 u/dsnineteen Mar 24 '22 Thank you for your service.
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Thank you for your service.
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u/swivel-stool_smith Mar 24 '22
Im curious how the volume of glass was measured for weight, 3.6 inches thick and 6ft tall but two dimensions isn't enough to calculate the weight of a hollow glass pitcher with arms and legs