Theoretically, yes, as each fold would increase the height of the stack by 100%. After 12 folds a paper stack is typically 2 feet high. If you plug this into a formula - and mind you these are my own private calculations and can be wrong - and anticipate 50 folds, the stack would tower 549,755,813,888 feet (104,120,419.3 miles), which would not only dwarf Mount Everest (29,029 ft) but exceed the circumference of the Earth itself (24,901.55 miles) by several times.
As a point of interest, the current world record for folding a piece of paper of any size consecutively in half is only 12 times.
the climatic zone is nothern china about fifty miles away from hong kong
Less people die while on Mount Everest today compaired with fifty years ago because of many things. These include things like, having up to date weather forecasts, better clothing and climbing equipment and a better knowledge of the mountain.
The Himalayan range has many of the Earth's highest peaks, including the highest, Mount Everest. The Himalayas include over fifty mountains exceeding 7,200 metres (23,600 ft) in elevation, including ten of the fourteen 8000m peaks.
fifty seven i believe...
Fifty bucks or higher
It could be one hundred fifty thousandths.
Yes it is! It killed fifty-seven people,250 homes,47 bridges
In conversation, yes. In proper writing, no. "One fifty" could also refer to $1.50
The number 4050 is "four thousand fifty" or alternatively "four thousand and fifty."(As a street address or year, it could be forty fifty.)
Alaska has volcanoes. Mount Katmai is a volcano in Alaska. The last time it erupted was in June, 1911.
because five is equivalent to fifty
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