How do you compute the volume of a cat? Dunking it in water doesn't work-- you get the volume of the rat-like creature that lives inside the cat; much like the feeble alien within a Dalek. (And, if your answer had anything to do with contour integrals, get real.) Here is a method that works: Using successive approximation, determine the smallest box that the cat will fully enclose itself in.
This cat is approximately 648 cubic inches in volume.
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broadsurf 49 months ago | reply
Pernilla K [deleted] 34 months ago | reply
Okey now that's scary, your cat (and floor, and box) looks exactly as mine!! First I was like "wait what, who stole my picture of my cat?!", but then i figured that we must have taken pretty much the same pic of two different cats. uhm.
Circe Licht 23 months ago | reply
cat.rar ^^
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