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This document provides a score sheet for teams participating in a Pringles challenge. It lists the team ID, mass of the Pringles in grams and kilograms, dimensions, and calculated volume. Damage levels are assigned point values from 100 for intact down to 1 point for being crushed into more than 20 pieces. The overall score is calculated by dividing the intactness score by the product of mass and volume, with the result rounded to three decimal places. Space is provided for positive comments.
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