1/4 of what?
1/4+1/4+1/4+1/4=1 whole
So, if each nickel is 1/4 cm, then 4 nickels would be 1 cm
it is really 2000 nickels i am pretty smart for a fourth grader but that is it have a nice day and don't cheat on your homework
Thickness = 1.95 mmDiameter = 21.21 mmSo stack size = 21.21/1.95 = 10.88 or nearly 11 nickels.Thickness = 1.95 mmDiameter = 21.21 mmSo stack size = 21.21/1.95 = 10.88 or nearly 11 nickels.Thickness = 1.95 mmDiameter = 21.21 mmSo stack size = 21.21/1.95 = 10.88 or nearly 11 nickels.Thickness = 1.95 mmDiameter = 21.21 mmSo stack size = 21.21/1.95 = 10.88 or nearly 11 nickels.
I have heard that there are $232 per inch.
17 million one-dollar bills would stack to about 6,091.67 feet high.
5' 5¼"
it is really 2000 nickels i am pretty smart for a fourth grader but that is it have a nice day and don't cheat on your homework
Thickness = 1.95 mmDiameter = 21.21 mmSo stack size = 21.21/1.95 = 10.88 or nearly 11 nickels.Thickness = 1.95 mmDiameter = 21.21 mmSo stack size = 21.21/1.95 = 10.88 or nearly 11 nickels.Thickness = 1.95 mmDiameter = 21.21 mmSo stack size = 21.21/1.95 = 10.88 or nearly 11 nickels.Thickness = 1.95 mmDiameter = 21.21 mmSo stack size = 21.21/1.95 = 10.88 or nearly 11 nickels.
I have heard that there are $232 per inch.
17 million one-dollar bills would stack to about 6,091.67 feet high.
About 67,866.16 miles tall.
Approximately 4.3 inches tall.
Approximately 358.33 feet tall.
5' 5¼"
a stack of one million $1 bills.
A nickel is worth 5 cents so there are 20 ( = 100/5 ) nickels in one dollar. Thus there are 20 million nickels in $1 million.
20 nickels in one dollar. 20 million nickels in one million dollars.
mine i made one once and it was.... wait 3 mins lol