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Would 1 million pound coins would fit in a telephone box?
yes
Would one million one pounds coins fit in a telephone box?
That depends on how large your telephone box is.
How many pound coins fit in a telephone box?
The coin safe in a standard telephone box holds about £500. They're constructed from toughened sheet 'carbonated' steel, which is extremely difficult to penetrate - even with power tools. The locks are of the high-security 'barrel-key' type - with over 4 MILLION possible combinations. Boxes are emptied on a regular basis - to (a) keep the coin-slot working and (b) to discourage possible theft.
Will you charge if you hit a at an t telephone box in front of your house?
will you get a bill if you hit a at an t telephone box in front of your box
What is the title of a French film where a village obsere a mans missfortue when becomes trapped in telephone box?
The Telephone Box The Telephone Box or the original French title, La Cabina. It was made in 1972.
What is two quarters of a 8 pound box?
It is a 4 pound box.
Where is the telephone junction box located outside the house?
The telephone junction box is typically located on the exterior wall of the house, near the entry point of the telephone line.
What is a call box?
A call box is a telephone placed on a road in order to make phone calls in place of an emergency.Alternatively, the term can be used to refer to a telephone box.
Box of wood that weighs 1 pound I put something in it but now your box weighs half a pound How come What did you put in the box?
A hole :)
Why do es a pound of books and a pound of feathers weigh the same?
Because each is a pound. If it helps to visualize it, think of a pound of books being a small box and a pound of feathers being a very big box.
How many pound coins can you fit in a 145mm by 100mm money box?
i just worked it out and it would be 909.2433828 coins (although obviously that doesnt allow for space inbetween coins etc.), so i would say more around the 880 mark, although i don't actually know and i may have messed up those calculations. volume of box = (pi(50)squared) x (145) = 1138827.337mm volume of coin = 1252.5mm therefore coins in box = 1138827.337 divided by 1252.5 = 909.2433828 (but as i mentioned it would be impossible to stack these coins exactly without any space inbetween)
When was the first telephone box built?
The telephone was built by Alexander Granham Bell,but the first paitient FOR the telephone in 1876
