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One way is by weight. You will have to get the weight of the jar empty and the average weight of a jelly bean.After you have those 2 figures weigh the jar full of jelly beans and subtract the weight of the empty jar then divide that by the weight of the average jelly bean and that should be the amount of beans in the jar.
