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a student was conducting a study to determine how many mini chocolate chip cookies would fit in a plastic sealed container. he used random packing to find the following.
using the collected data above what would be a reasonable rough estimate of a ratio of how many cubic inches per cookie?
a. 2.2 in^3/cookie
b. 0.45 in^3/cookie
c. 17.82 in^3/cookie
d. 23.76 in^3/cookie


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