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All US paper currency is of standard dimensions, a $1 bill measures 2.61 inches wide by 6.14 inches long with a thickness of .0043 inches.
So divide 16 inches by 0.0043 inches and this will give you the number of bills
= 3720.93023255814 which rounds up to 3721 bills.
You say these bills have a denomination vale of $100 then the value of the 16 inch high stack is
$372,100
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How much money is in a 4 inch stack of one hundred dollar bills?
$50,000
How much money in a stack of hundred dollar bills one mile high?
$1,389,473,684.20 Assuming that a single bill is 0.0043 inches thick. You would have to have a stack of 100's 10,795.45 miles high to equal the United States national debt of 15 trillion dollars.
How far in feet is 1000000000 dollars?
The physical distance of $1,000,000,000 in one-dollar bills would depend on the denomination of the bills. If we assume the bills are in $100 denominations, then $1,000,000,000 would consist of 10,000,000 bills. A single bill is approximately 0.0043 inches thick, so 10,000,000 bills would stack up to about 4300 inches, or roughly 358 feet.
What is the largest sum of money that can be collected if a box has ten five dollar bills ten ten dollar bills and ten twenty dollar bills if you cannot draw one denomination more than three times?
Well 3 20's, 3 10's and 3 5's would be $105.
How many 100 dollar bills make 40000?
four hundred 40,000 / 100 = 400
