DGCR Disc Raffle!!!

[LeewayeDiscGolf]

I'm going with $82.50 along with 3 non-American coins.

 

[native_nic]

$37.77:clap::clap:opcorn:

 

[BionicRib]

63.85......two canadian coins.......one shilling......and a token from galaxy world

 

[Central Scrutinizer]

$121.55

 

[yaoser]

$62.21

 

[jhoover]

$222.22

Cant wait to find out who wins

 

[AWallen90]

The exact mathematical answer based on every change amount possible give us an average volume of 431.4mm^3 and a value at 11.11cents assuming 35% air that give us an exact mathematical amount of $753.28 that's based on averages and we much always infer. If quarters are eliminated from the mix the numbers get a little crazy giving us an answer very near $50. So what do I do? I play with the numbers for a while and come up with $57.84 $73.02 $93.88 and $175.25. I'll go with $73.02 for my final answer.

 

[TheWCG]

^ oh crap.:|

 

[Chain_Raper]

Gimme that disc!!!

$122.33

 

[Kp0c]

The exact mathematical answer based on every change amount possible give us an average volume of 431.4mm^3 and a value at 11.11cents assuming 35% air that give us an exact mathematical amount of $753.28 that's based on averages and we much always infer. If quarters are eliminated from the mix the numbers get a little crazy giving us an answer very near $50. So what do I do? I play with the numbers for a while and come up with $57.84 $73.02 $93.88 and $175.25. I'll go with $73.02 for my final answer.

Can I change my answer to what this guy said?

Lol, well done. I still believe that my thoughtless guess will beat you lol

 

[Deadshot Jack]

$96.13

 

[Martin Dewgarita]

The exact mathematical answer based on every change amount possible give us an average volume of 431.4mm^3 and a value at 11.11cents assuming 35% air that give us an exact mathematical amount of $753.28 that's based on averages and we much always infer. If quarters are eliminated from the mix the numbers get a little crazy giving us an answer very near $50. So what do I do? I play with the numbers for a while and come up with $57.84 $73.02 $93.88 and $175.25. I'll go with $73.02 for my final answer.

I'm not big on the math part, but you're calculations are off somewhere. If it was all pennies you'd be close: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_pennies_fit_into_a_1_gallon_milk_jug $61 in a gallon.

 

[notapro]

No cheating

 

[LukeF]

The exact mathematical answer based on every change amount possible give us an average volume of 431.4mm^3 and a value at 11.11cents assuming 35% air that give us an exact mathematical amount of $753.28 that's based on averages and we much always infer. If quarters are eliminated from the mix the numbers get a little crazy giving us an answer very near $50. So what do I do? I play with the numbers for a while and come up with $57.84 $73.02 $93.88 and $175.25. I'll go with $73.02 for my final answer.

That's cool. Too bad he said it DOES include quarters.

 

[AWallen90]

I'm not big on the math part, but you're calculations are off somewhere. If it was all pennies you'd be close: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_pennies_fit_into_a_1_gallon_milk_jug $61 in a gallon.

Remember assumptions. Using just pennies and meticulously placing them in a gallon jug allows for much better space utilization. Throwing a handful of change in creates more air pockets. Another assumption I made was that this bottle is much skinnier than a traditional gallon jug. I didn't want to spend all night so I threw down the answer I could get.

 

[oneCarney]

$77.77

 

[nkhoury]

$287.00

 

[KnightsDG]

190.28 $ That disc is sweet hope its in my bag soon

 

[AWallen90]

Can I change my answer to what this guy said?

Lol, well done. I still believe that my thoughtless guess will beat you lol

Yeah you're probably right. Math is stupid sometimes.

And if there are a good amount of quarters in there, someone said the OP stated there were quarters then my guess would have to be $470.

 

[Halcón]

I'm not reading 24 pages of guesses....

My guess is $88.45.