Tricky Question,

If you have a peice of paper that is 0.1mm thick, how many times will you fold in half in order for it to become tall enough to reach the moon?
A.42
B.142
C.4200
D.14200

Worlds trickiest

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Tricky Question,

If you have a peice of paper that is 0.1mm thick, how many times will you fold in half in order for it to become tall enough to reach the moon?
A.42
B.142
C.4200
D.14200


Worlds trickiest

anonymous · Answer

any qualified helpers wanna see if they can do it?

anonymous · Answer

@TheSmartOne

anonymous · Answer

got an answer?

thesmartone · Answer

hmm

thesmartone · Answer

I'm setting it up like

$\sf\Large \frac{.1 }{2^{number ~of ~folds}}= distance~ to ~moon$

thesmartone · Answer

Distance to the moon is 384,000 km. So plug that in and solve for the number of folds :P

anonymous · Answer

@Thesmartone
The answer is A........
Was that would you were thinking?

thesmartone · Answer

Yup! :D :D