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  sriharivaila2000

  • 1 year ago

  Wt was ur dimensions for the 1380 no of boxes.

  • 1 year ago
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  harshgupta3584

  • 1 year ago

  MY QUESTION IS WHY YOU ARE UPLOADING SUCH QUESTION LOOK LIKES YOU ARE AN INTERESTING PERSON

  • 1 year ago
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  Contest Holder

  • 1 year ago

  P.S:
  The correct answer is 1380 boxes. No one has sent in the correct equation yet. I will reward the first one who figures it out.

  • 1 year ago
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  xMECHATRONICSx

  • 1 year ago

  Please check #25 Sir. Thanks

  • 1 year ago
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  sriharivaila2000

  • 1 year ago

  Equation ready sir have a look.

  • 1 year ago
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  sriharivaila2000

  • 1 year ago

  Your equation is ready sir. Have a look.

  • 1 year ago
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  punitjalanpj1

  • 1 year ago

  So, I have a couple of doubts.
  1) Can I consider this belt as a box and you have to take the maximum number of packages in this box? as the belt gives me a picture whose height can be zero
  2) The dimension formula given has nothing to do with the actual volume of the package right? The actual volume is still L*B*H?

  • 1 year ago
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     punitjalanpj1

     • 1 year ago

     So consider the longest side=100cm and the other sides to be 50-50 each
     Now each box will take the area =10*5= 50 therefore we can have 100 boxes kept along the longest side and on the 50cm length and there will be a total of 50/3.6= 13.88= 13 such rows therefore you can fit 1300 boxes in that belt

     • 1 year ago
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  ANNDK13

  • 1 year ago

  can you give the packaging illustration? I can't imagine how you tie the box with 10 levels

  • 1 year ago
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  sandip2k1in

  • 1 year ago

  Please check the problem once again. Either the dimensions are wrong, or the given formula is wrong or the answer of 480 boxes is wrong.

  • 1 year ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 1 year ago

     48 boxes side by side and 10 boxes on top of each other gives a total of 480 boxes with a volume of 10 * 50 * 172,8 cm (= belt dimension of 292,8cm)

     • 1 year ago
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  sandip2k1in

  • 1 year ago

  However, according to the formula, the circumference of one box will be : 2*5+ 2*3.6+10= 27.2 cm. So a maximum belt dimension of 300 cm will be able to accommodate (300/27.2) or 11 boxes approx.

  • 1 year ago
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  sandip2k1in

  • 1 year ago

  According to your reply, the dimension of 7 boxes is 80.4 cm. (2*10+2*5+2*3.6*7). So a dimension of 300 cm will be able to accommodate (300*7/80.4) or 26 boxes approx. How is the answer of 480 boxes possible?

  • 1 year ago
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  PDE3

  • 1 year ago

  Coupple of questions. 1) 10x5x3.6: which dim represent width and height. (2) What is forwarder please?

  • 1 year ago
  1. 
     Contest Holder

     • 1 year ago

     1) width and height are the shortest lengths (in this case 5 + 3.6).
     2) forwarder means carrier / shipper / forwarding agent.

     • 1 year ago
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  Contest Holder

  • 1 year ago

  I got it solved in the meantime. The correct answer is 480 boxes. No one has sent in the correct equation yet. I will reward the first one who figures it out.

  • 1 year ago

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