We have a large very thin sheet of rice paper which pile at the rate of 1 thousand sheets to the inch. Supposing we tear the paper in half an put the two pieces together on top of each other and we tear them in half and put the 4 pieces together in a pile and then we tear them again in half and put the eight pieces in a pile and we continue like this upto 50 times, can u tell how high the final stack of paper would be?
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Last Update: September 17, 2008 Asked by: Pooja Gupta84
RE: We have a large very thin sheet of rice paper which pile at the rate of 1 thousand sheets to the inch.Supposing we tear the paper in half an put the two pieces together on top of each other and we tear them in half and put the 4 pieces together in a
as the papers are stacked one above the other even after cutting.u'll ultimately u'll get one stack having 2^49 papers (=1->2->4->......50times is 2^49)so height is 2^49/1000 inches =5.6295*10^11inches
RE: We have a large very thin sheet of rice paper which pile at the rate of 1 thousand sheets to the inch.Supposing we tear the paper in half an put the two pieces together on top of each other and we tear them in half and put the 4 pieces together in a