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which formula/algorithm to use in measuring capacity?

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Old 05-13-2008, 05:05 PM
kaye ann kaye ann is offline
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which formula/algorithm to use in measuring capacity?
who can formulate such formula/algorithm for me to know if certain boxes (given length, width height) can fit a truck (given length, width height)

for example:
i have 10 boxes w/ different measurements
and i have 5 trucks w/ different measurements

how will i know if 15 box1, 20 box2, 30 box3, and 20 box4 can fit into truck 1?
who can formulate such formula/algorithm for me to know if certain boxes (given length, width height) can fit a truck (given length, width height)

for example:
i have 10 boxes w/ different measurements
and i have 5 trucks w/ different measurements

how will i know if 15 box1, 20 box2, 30 box3, and 20 box4 can fit into truck 1?

if i have a truck measured in inches(L=168, W=108, H=84; V=1524096)

then i have a box measured in inches (L=24, W=16, H=17; V=6528)

if i divide the volume of the truck by the volume of the box, i get 233.

but in actuality, only 168 boxes of the same kind fits that truck
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Old 05-13-2008, 06:41 PM
Al Kyder Al Kyder is offline
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Calculate the volume of the box you are given.
Calculate the volume of the truck.
Divide the volume of the truck by the volume of one box.
That is your answer.


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