To estimate how many chocolates would fit inside a 2000 ML jar, we need to consider the average size of the chocolates you've mentioned (Aero, KitKat, Skittles) and their packaging.
- Volume Estimation:
- Aero Bar: Approximately 40g for a regular bar, roughly 10 mL (depends on the specific size).
- KitKat: A standard 4-finger KitKat bar is about 45g, roughly 12 mL.
- Skittles: About 38g for a regular bag, around 12 mL.
For calculation, we'll consider an average size for each type of chocolate:
- Let's assume an average volume of 10-12 mL per Aero or KitKat and about 12 mL for a portion of Skittles.
- Estimating the Number of Chocolates:
- Since you mentioned counting approximately 14-15 chocolates per side on the outside, we'll consider how that relates to the inside volume.
- If the jar is filled solely with chocolates and we account for some air gaps, we can assume that about 60-70% of the jar’s volume can be filled with chocolates.
So, with a total volume of 2000 mL:
- Effective volume for chocolates = 2000 mL * 0.6 (considering gaps) = 1200 mL.
- Calculating Total Chocolates Inside: Let's consider a rough figure of 12 mL per chocolate (averaging across Aero, KitKat, and Skittles):
- Total chocolates = Effective volume / Average volume per chocolate
- Total chocolates = 1200 mL / 12 mL = 100 chocolates
Thus, you can estimate that about 100 chocolates could fit inside a 2000 mL jar, depending on their sizes and how well they pack together. Adjustments can be made based on more precise measurements of the chocolates themselves.
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