Problems Plus 1: Tightly Packed Balls in a Box (and Tightly Packed Circles in a Square)
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The radius of 9 tightly packed balls in a cube can be determined by calculating the diagonal length and writing it as a function of the radius and distance from the center to the corner.
Problems Plus 1: Tightly Packed Balls in a Box (and Tightly Packed Circles in a Square)
Problems Plus 1: Tightly Packed Balls in a…
Problems Plus 1: Tightly Packed Balls in a Box (and Tightly Packed Circles in a Square)
The radius of 9 tightly packed balls in a cube can be determined by calculating the diagonal length and writing it as a function of the radius and distance from the center to the corner.