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sharky246
1197 Posts
The thing is, there is no limit as to how much you put on your plate, so long as its the plate that you bought and not something you brought along. And since TL is full of uni students studying something with strong level of math, i'd like to ask how i can maximise the amount of food that i can put on my plate without the food falling out of my plate. Normally, i just buy the large plate, put a decent amount and it makes me full. But im short on change so i have to settle with the small one.    | ||
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Silidons
United States2813 Posts
2) decide which food you want 3) pile food on plate 4) ??????? 5) Profit! I'm not sure how you came up with this in your head. Are you asking about how to arrange your food on the plate? lol? User was warned for this post | ||
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sharky246
1197 Posts
On December 30 2011 11:57 Silidons wrote: 1) look at food choices 2) decide which food you want 3) pile food on plate 4) ??????? 5) Profit! I'm not sure how you came up with this in your head. Are you asking about how to arrange your food on the plate? lol? Im sure there is a certain way of piling food on plate which will allow me to get more on my plate than piling it like what most people do. | ||
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ZaphoD[42]
Germany16 Posts
At the end you should have build a pyramide looking like that: ...... _ ...----------- -B-B-B-B-B BBB-BB-B-B Science rules! | ||
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n.DieJokes
United States3443 Posts
.... This is the only result I know about packing mathematically. If you just want good advice, press the rice down on your plate so it sticks better and you can fit more; then push the meat into the rice. Then rice on top and pack down, each layer decreasing in radius till it resembles a sphere. | ||
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warblob004
United States198 Posts
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waxypants
United States479 Posts
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Silidons
United States2813 Posts
like this ....... M ..... MRRM ....MRRRRM . MRRRRRM | ||
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unichan
United States4223 Posts
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brachester
Australia1786 Posts
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
By utilizing the integral of meat, and adding the integral of rice, and utilizing the coefficients of friction of rice and meat you should be able to calculate an optimal allotment such that the hexagonal structure is stable under pressure. No man, just pile the meat on in a heap :D | ||
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
Let's say this is your plate seen from top First layer ...RRRRR RMMMMMR RMMMMMR RMMMMMR ...RRRRRR Second layer ...RRRRR RRMMMRR RMMMMMR RRMMMRR ...RRRRRR Third layer ...RRRRR RRRMRRR RRMMMRR RRRMRRR ...RRRRRR From there, once you have strong foundations you can pile the meat almost vertically. If the rice sticks well you pack the whole stuff properly should be able to get a nice tower. Pro-tip : don't put too much sauce if there is, it contributes to unstick the rice. Instead, ask for a little cup and put the sauce in there. | ||
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HaruHaru
United States988 Posts
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rotinegg
United States1719 Posts
or you could try this with a balloon or something: | ||
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Malgrif
Canada1095 Posts
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Fishgle
United States2174 Posts
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igotmyown
United States4291 Posts
It could be a material science problem, but you have to provide coefficients for how adhesive the substances are so you can predict when it would tend to fall over. | ||
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Cool Cat
United States1644 Posts
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sharky246
1197 Posts
I guess they were thinking how food could be piled up so high, or how im such a genius. | ||
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Malgrif
Canada1095 Posts
On December 30 2011 21:27 sharky246 wrote: thanks alot for the tips guys. I went along with endy's idea. It worked, as in 100% worked. Normally you see alittle difference between the theoretical and practical results of math. But this worked exactly as planned. And people around me in the food court were looking at me or looking at the food tower (around 15~20cm height) with open eyes and mouth abit opened. I guess they were thinking how food could be piled up so high, or how im such a genius. sounds amazing, you better have taken a picture. | ||
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dongmydrum
United States139 Posts
On December 30 2011 14:12 endy wrote: If the rice is sticky, use it as a wall. Let's say this is your plate seen from top First layer ...RRRRR RMMMMMR RMMMMMR RMMMMMR ...RRRRRR Second layer ...RRRRR RRMMMRR RMMMMMR RRMMMRR ...RRRRRR Third layer ...RRRRR RRRMRRR RRMMMRR RRRMRRR ...RRRRRR From there, once you have strong foundations you can pile the meat almost vertically. If the rice sticks well you pack the whole stuff properly should be able to get a nice tower. Pro-tip : don't put too much sauce if there is, it contributes to unstick the rice. Instead, ask for a little cup and put the sauce in there. you give new meaning to the word "rice cake" | ||
]343[
United States10328 Posts
We used meat (beef/pork), placed upright, to make a ring around the edges of the bowl (making the edges of the bowl "higher"), and packed in the dense vegetables below... then a layer of (flat) raw turkey, and repeat. Good times :D (if flamewheel sees this, he can probably describe it better because I was a noob at stacking... D: ) | ||
flamewheel
FREEAGLELAND26781 Posts
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
On December 30 2011 21:27 sharky246 wrote: thanks alot for the tips guys. I went along with endy's idea. It worked, as in 100% worked. Normally you see alittle difference between the theoretical and practical results of math. But this worked exactly as planned. And people around me in the food court were looking at me or looking at the food tower (around 15~20cm height) with open eyes and mouth abit opened. I guess they were thinking how food could be piled up so high, or how im such a genius. Haha I'm glad you could confirm this technique is the best. I hope you could finish all of it, I don't want to be a party to wasting food ! | ||
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hummingbird23
Norway359 Posts
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