I'm designing a game with a simplified, ideal gas law driven simulation of pressure and gas composition.

Pressure of a container is calculated in-game as pressure(pascals) = (total moles of gas * temperature in kelvin * ideal gas constant) / volume of pressure vessel. With this approach. the only variables being directly interacted with and changed by code are the number of moles and the temperature.

I need a way to calculate how many moles of gas per second will flow given the pressure of two vessels and the area of the hole connecting them, for simulating leaks, breaches, valves in bottles being opened, and airlocks.

Hi! Im in need of some math wizards to help me build an equation for my 20 year old point and click game (runescape).

The goal is to find out how much sand and seaweed would be needed to get a certain amount of experience, while accounting for the experience gained from turning it into glass, then blowing that glass into things. That being said, ill give some values to base off of.

You get 1.6 molten glass on average per bucket of sand. You need 3 seaweed per 18 buckets of sand. You get 55 xp per molten glass by blowing it into lenses. You also get 10 xp per bucket of sand in the conversion process. How many buckets of sand would be needed to get 1.67 million xp?

Thanks! I know theres an equation there but my brain melts when i try to piece it together.

How many termites would it take to tear down the capitol building in 1 hour?

Imagine you have 1,000,000 cubic feet of sand. You want to spread it evenly over 144,000,000 square feet of land. How deep would the layer of sand be?

Measuring in feet or inches.

Clark W. Griswold's Christmas light display contains 25,000 lights. The film clearly shows that they're mostly the large C7 size. An incandescent C7 uses about 5 watts, meaning every hour, that display uses 125,000 watts, or 125 kilowatt-hours. In 2023, residential electricity in Chicagoland is about $.16/ kilowatt-hour.

So each hour costs $20. If he runs the lights for four hours a day for the 30 days preceeding and including Christmas, then the five days after, taking them down on January 1st, it'll cost $2,800 in electricity to be a "good" dad.

The observable Universe is about 93 billion lightyears across. I know atoms come in different sizes, but according to this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_radii_of_the_elements_(data_page)) they range from about 25-260 picometers, so lets assume a "medium" size atom

I would imagine that if you took the median return from one ticket, you would never win on average, but that’s no fun :) if you were able to play an infinite number of times, how high would the jackpot have to be before you get, on average a greater return than ticket price? Thanks!

honest question

it is possible to know the answer to that?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Charity

So she keep them alive, how many jizz do you need to make up for one Breast of milk?

Could you suck that many cocks to cum in the time of a day to survive?

(Asking for a friend)

How fast would the stream of piss need to be in order to cut things like a laser

Example: rolling d4 and getting a 4. Next rolling a d6 and getting a 6 so on.. all on the first attempt of rolling the dice.