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TUrabbIT
9 months ago

Hm difficult, so few assumptions:

First, the task is inaccurate: Is the entire surface of the column meant, i.e. also base, lid etc. or just the adhesive surface? I’m just leaving the glue.

Litfaß columns have quite different dimensions, I have found from 4m2 to 16m2 adhesive surface, but also gives other measurements. This is a wide range. So let’s first see if the stamps are better and how many might fit in 1 m2.

Stamps are also available in a wide variety of sizes, the standard variant and the roll brand has a measure of 2*3cm approx. 6cm2. We want to take this to get close to an answer.

1m2=10.000cm2 so 10k/6=1666.66… Stamps per square meter.

At 4m2, it would be 6.666.66… to 16m2: 26.666.66…

We therefore have useful answers based on reasonable assumptions.

For a specific answer, one should now know the exact dimensions of the desired column.

Halbrecht
9 months ago
Reply to  TUrabbIT

A Fermi task has NO specific answer. There is no specific desired answer.

DaKaBo
9 months ago

This depends extremely on the dimensions of the litter column and the stamps.

Halbrecht
9 months ago
Reply to  DaKaBo

This is exactly what it is about.

Sophonisbe
9 months ago

How many stamps do I need to completely glue a lift column?

This depends both on the size of the Litfaß column and on the size of the stamps used.

DaKaBo
9 months ago
Reply to  Ellengraefe

Then get the measurements out.

DaKaBo
9 months ago

This is not the case. You have to find everything from comments.

That’s why I say, complete the tasks.

And it is also not self-evident that you know what an FERMI task is…

Halbrecht
9 months ago

There are not THE unambiguous dimensions

Halbrecht
9 months ago

Fermi – Task : It can also be open, which is glued exactly.

DaKaBo
9 months ago

Guys, ask your questions completely! You always stumble in the fog until you know what it’s all about.

Then you recreate the shell surface of the little column and divide this area by the size of a stamp.

Lifting column complete to glue?

So up and down?

Superhasenmaus
9 months ago

You don’t understand the task?

HuiPeng
9 months ago

Without the dimensions of the stamp and the column, the question is not complete and not answerable.

Halbrecht
9 months ago

Because there is a Fermi task, there is no correct solution.
only understandable

No column in your street?
Go to Wiki or use the search engine of your choice with “Liftaßstab Dimensions”
I will find you the

even the dimensions for advertising are already there

Missing the stamp size

“Letter Brand Size Dimensions” to the Maschin. As you can see, Google gives perfect MIST as an answer

The size of the letter, not that of the mark

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find a size: not so easy for me. This current brand has the size 55 mm * 30 mm

are 5*3 = 15 cm2

at 3.5 m2 advertising space?

Convert to 350 dm2 ,then 35000 cm2

gauss58
9 months ago

surface Litfaß column / surface stamp

Superhasenmaus
9 months ago
Reply to  gauss58

That’s it.

Now he just has to find one.

Halbrecht
9 months ago
Reply to  gauss58

there is neither one nor the other : unambiguous

spelman
9 months ago

It would be nice if you were to write where your problem is. You’re sure it’s clear that it’s going out on a surface calculation. So what are you looking at?

Roland22
9 months ago

Fermi task: Then write that you should assess reliable results from missing information.

How this is being treated at school and what helps you is deprived of my knowledge.

Roland22
9 months ago
Reply to  Roland22

No further comment: estimated 6 m2 : 6cm2.

A Litfaß column should have about 12 m2.