Who wouldn’t want to have Willy Wonka, a lead key character in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, visit your math class? Today, while the G7s were studying surface area, we came across a problem that involved packaging chocolates in the most economical way. One way to do this, we found, is to calculate the surface area of various arrangements of chocolates in order to determine the arrangement with the smallest surface area.
Thanks to Willy Wonka for visiting us today, share his knowledge about math and chocolate, as well as sharing his chocolate!
