Wolf Posted January 24, 2007 Share Posted January 24, 2007 Goodnites Underpants related dream mathmattics on the ammount that was suddenly appearing in lockers in Elementery School, Jr High School, High School and perhapes College. (***This did not really happen... It was a dream.***) Per persion there would be one locker in the school. This is a mathmattical statistical view on the ammount of Goodnites diapers or Underpants a student will get per period of the day of the week of the month of the school year. Each time between the class times in transit to class every student has had to go to their lockers and take out the packages of Goodnites Underpants out of their locker and put them in a drop off place on their way to their next class. Unless they needed them for what they are usually needed for. In this mathmattical depiction shows the ammount of packages the student would be receiving per day **Single Student** Daily 5 Packages x7 Period changes --- 35 Total packages per day Weekley 35 x5 ---- 175 Total packages per week monthly 175 x 4 ----- 700 Total packages per month yearly 700 x 9 ----- 6300 Total packages per year Now to get the ammount of the total ammount of underpants which are within the 6300 packages. 6300 x 20 ------ 126000 Goodnites disposible underpants in a year School wide the normal school would have around some 2050 lockers to them. so I have taken the smaller number which is the yearly ammount of the packages that would be containing the 63000 diapers in them and had used that as the base to determine the ammount the whole school would get. Packages 6300 x2050 -------- 441000 packages Diapers 441000 x 20 --------- 8820000 Now to re-cap on what the mathmatical statistics going by yearly is that each student will obtain 6300 packages that contain some 126000 total Goodnites Underpants. School wise every one combined will get 441000 Packages that contain 8820000 diapers.. NOW THAT IS REALLY A WHOLE WHOPPING LOT OF DIAPERS!!! Link to comment
Necros Posted January 24, 2007 Share Posted January 24, 2007 We'd be fucked in no time with pollution! Imagine every school in the world doing this XD, we'd be swimming in used goodnites and the goodnites company would be the one and only super power in the world lol. Quite a scary thing to think about if you do the math Necros~ Link to comment
Wolf Posted January 24, 2007 Author Share Posted January 24, 2007 We'd be fucked in no time with pollution! Imagine every school in the world doing this XD, we'd be swimming in used goodnites and the goodnites company would be the one and only super power in the world lol. Quite a scary thing to think about if you do the math Necros~ Give me your estimate of the ammount of schools in the world and I will just go on ahead and do the math. Link to comment
Necros Posted January 24, 2007 Share Posted January 24, 2007 Thats ok, i think i'll keep that statistic to myself XD .... the numbers are scary. lol Necros~ Link to comment
Red Barchetta Posted January 24, 2007 Share Posted January 24, 2007 We'd be fucked in no time with pollution! Imagine every school in the world doing this XD, we'd be swimming in used goodnites and the goodnites company would be the one and only super power in the world lol. Quite a scary thing to think about if you do the math Necros~ I don't know about that - perhaps briefly, but I'm sure using that many of them constantly, someone would figure out ways, and built massive plants to recycle them. And other companies would surely want a piece of that action, so plenty of similar products would start appearing real quick - probably a bunch that were re-usable too. Link to comment
lordmole Posted January 24, 2007 Share Posted January 24, 2007 Packages 6300 x2050 -------- 441000 packages From the top of my head, 6300x2050 equals 12915000. Link to comment
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