does anyone know how many smarties it would take to fill the royal albert hall??

Answer 1

ONLY SMARTIES HAVE THE ANSWER !

Answer 2

According to no less an authority than John Lennon, 10,000 holes in Blackburn, Lancashire would precisely fill the Albert Hall.

All you have to do is find the average size of said holes, compute how many smarties would fill suck a hole, and then multiply by 10,000.

Piece of cake, really.

Answer 3

I need to know if you have the exact correct answer.

Or else ı don't want to guess!



The hall, a Grade I listed building,[2] is oval in shape, measuring 83 m (272 feet) by 72 m (238 feet) around the outside, and has a capacity of 8,000 people and has accommodated as many as 9,000 (although modern safety restrictions mean that the maximum permitted capacity is now 5,544 including standing in the Gallery). The great glass and wrought-iron dome roofing the hall is 41 m (135 feet) high.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/30/RoyalAlbertHall.jpg

Answer 4

The volume of the Royal Albert Hall is 3.5million cubic feet:
http://www.friendsofed.com/samples/1904344283.pdf

That is equal to 99108.963490909 cubic metres:
http://www.onlineconversion.com/volume.htm

We need to divide that by the volume of one smartie to find out how many would fill the RAH.

In order to calculate the volume we need to know the density of chocolate and the mass of one smartie.

Density of chocolate = 641000grams/cubic metre:
http://www.simetric.co.uk/si_materials.htm

one pack of smarties is 40grams
the pack contains 24 smarties
average weight of a smartie = 40/24 = 1.666667grams

Volume of one smartie = 1.666667/641000 = 0.0000026001 cubic metres.

So how many smarties are required?

99108.963490909/0.0000026001 = 38117307359 smarties!!!

so just over 38 billion! Now you know!!

Answer 5

I am not so sure.....but know that

Cadbury's alone uses over 50,000 tonnes of cocoa beans every year to make chocolate – which is enough to fill the Royal Albert Hall four times over;

Answer 6

divide the area of the royal albert hall by the area of a smartie (not a blue one cos they dont do them any more) and you have your answer

Answer 7

To many for one smartie to count by himself.

Answer 8

Smarties the candy or smarties as in intellectually advanced people?

Answer 9

900,890,123,190.345 (rounded) if each smartie has a precise diameter of 13.45mm.

Considering the potential variant in the manufacturing process (tolerances) and etc, this actual result may vary by 0.3%.

The fact that all these figures are made up should not deter you from voting me best answer.

Answer 10

Its impossible to do that because as someone was filling it I would be the other side eating them, so it`s a never ending task.

Answer 11

Actually, P. M., it was FOUR thousand holes in Blackburn Lancashire. And though the holes were rather small, they had to count them all.