You know what the blogs in this town need?
More crossover events.
Kind of like when Laverne and Shirley would visit Fonzie or Detective Munch showed up on the X-Files.
Well, the The Inaugaral Spynotebook/Bored Athenians Sci-stravaganza! is sort of like this but it is also like a science fair but it also just us wondering the following:
Do three dimes have more volume than one quarter?
This is important, because we were asked the question at work today, “Would you rather have a room full of dimes or a room full of quarters?” Theoretically, if:V of 3dimes <= V of 1 quarter
Then you would prefer to have a room full of dimes. But if the opposite is true, then you would prefer a room full of quarters.
Ideally, you would be able to figure out the volume of one dime and the volume of one quarter, then divide each of them into the volume of the room, multiplying each result by it's respective monetary value.
But I think this might be an oversimplification of the problem. Because you still have to deal with the issue of area. Mainly, since the dime is smaller, could you fit more rows of dimes in the room. If you could shake the room around a little bit, then you might think more dimes would find their own little nook and cranny amongst the other dimes.
Anybody got an answer?
Thanks ACraw.
Spynotebook opinions?
Sheni has suggested that we all get together with a bunch of quarters and dimes and see what we can come up with.



