If the Earth's radius is approximately 6780km.
Volume of sphere is V=4/3*π*r^3
Therefore,
V(earth)=4/3*π*(6780000)^3
V(earth)=1.31*10^21 cubic metres
Assuming the average radius of an apple is 5cm
Therefore,
V(apple)=4/3*π*(0.05)^3
V(apple)=5.24*10^-4 cubic metres
Hence, the amount of apple that could fit in the volume of Earth is
=V(earth)/V(apple)
=(1.31*10^21)/(5.24*10^-4)
=2.5*10^24
=2.5 Septillion apples
=2,500,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 apples :)
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50 -.-" or it could be still 45 if this is a trick question...
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