Today's maths quiz...

[alanmck]

If the top box can hold 6 LPs and two stiffeners, how many LPs could the whole stack contain?

[toby.d]

Is this like one of those games at the fair, we can have the records if we guess how many there are. I guess: 6 top, 10, 14, 5 bottom. 35 in total.

[alanmck]

the winner will receive all of the records that are in the stack right now.

that's right.

every single one of them.

[ginghamkitchen]

33.

[Paul-K]

13

[babycart]

4

[Mescal]

32

[LDJB]

I'd say 37 and a couple of flyers

[Cacapo]

42

[enrico chiesa]

28

[Slim Jim]

Taking into account, thicker cardboard sleeves on US pressings of a certain era and the possibility of gatefolds, I'm going for 28.

Nice sharp crease in those trousers as well, Alan. Natty...

[babycart]

If the top box can hold 6 LPs and two stiffeners, how many LPs could the whole stack contain?

does "could" here refer to the actual maximum capacity, or is it a hypothetical way of presenting an actual situation e.g. "Who could live in a house like this"?
My guess, of course, relies on the latter interpretation.

[someblokecalledfuz]

32

[e3sa934]

30

[djvw]

the winner will receive all of the records that are in the stack right now.

that's right.

every single one of them.

Based on 3D picture analysis, exact calculations and some random guessing I would say:
28,29 records and 9,43 stiffeners (or 37,71 records without stiffeners)

But I think the boxes in the picture are empty ......