How Many Samsung Phones Fit in the Leg Room of a BMW Z4?

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To determine how many Samsung phones fit in the leg room of a BMW Z4, one must calculate the volume of the leg room space and the volume of the Samsung SPHa500 mobile handset. The leg room measures 42 inches in length and 37.3 inches in height, while the phone dimensions are 3.4 inches by 2.0 inches by 0.8 inches. By calculating the volume of the leg room and dividing it by the volume of the phone, one can arrive at an estimate of how many devices can fit in that space.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic geometry for volume calculation
  • Familiarity with the dimensions of the BMW Z4 leg room
  • Knowledge of the Samsung SPHa500 mobile handset dimensions
  • Ability to perform division of volumes
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  • Calculate the volume of the BMW Z4 leg room using the formula: length x width x height
  • Calculate the volume of the Samsung SPHa500 using its dimensions: 3.4 x 2.0 x 0.8
  • Perform the division of the leg room volume by the phone volume to find the total capacity
  • Explore variations with different Samsung phone models for comparative analysis
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one needs to estimate or calculate how many cellular phones can fill the front seat's leg room of a BMW Z4 (Only the leg room of both the front seats and not on the seats)- a range of Samsung handsets are filled up to the seat level only,

I believe their is a scientific way of determining the answer. I just
don't know how.

The only info i have is:

Leg room: 42"
Front head room 37.3"

Dimensions of Samsung SPHa500 mobile handset: 3.4" x 2.0" x 0.8"


let me know how to work this out.

thanks!
 
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Find the volume of the space of the car (length x width x height) and then find the volume of the phone (3.4 x 2 x .8) and then divide the first volume by the second..
 

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