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1. How many sands on the earth?
2. Hints: Using the Fermi estimation
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2. Hints: Using the Fermi estimation
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The discussion revolves around estimating the number of grains of sand on Earth using a Fermi estimation approach. Participants are exploring how to tackle this estimation problem, which involves making reasonable assumptions and calculations based on limited data.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants sharing their thoughts on how to approach the problem. Some guidance has been offered regarding the importance of estimating average grain size and considering how changes in parameters might affect the outcome. There is recognition of the need for initial attempts to be made in order to receive further assistance.
Participants are reminded of the forum rules that require them to show attempts at solving the problem before receiving help. There is an acknowledgment of the nature of Fermi questions, which involve estimation based on available information.
Yes, I mean the "grains of sand"mfb said:What did you do so far? Where did you run into problems?
What is "sands"? Do you mean grains of sand?
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Oh,yes. When I first saw this question, I have no idea about that. However, now I know that this question is a kind of Fermi questions, which need appropriate estimation.mfb said:From the board rules:This is not a board where others do your homework. We can help you if you run into problems, but it is your homework.