hmcginny wrote:So there are E2 different dummies books and maybe E6 of each book so E8 books. Each book is E2 pages with probably +E1 periods per page. So thats +E3 periods per book and +E11 periods total, i'll round to E12 cause there are definitely more than 100 dummies books. Now the hard part how many carbon atoms in a period. Lets call each period E-4 moles of carbon since periods of ink have very little mass and E-3 grams seems about right. So then there are -E20 atoms (6E19) per periods and E32 carbon atoms total.
How much does the Golden Gate Bridge weigh in femtograms?
a femtogram is E-15 grams
then I'm going to assume that the golden gate bridge is about a half mile long, so about 800m long.
then I'm going to assume it's 100m tall, and 20m wide.
For calculation purposes let's assume it's a rectangular prism, so its volume is about E6 meters cubed.
I will then half that, as it's obviously not a rectangular prism, so its E5 meters cubed.
I'm pretty sure, correct me if I'm wrong, that the bridge is namely made of steel, and I think one cubic meter of steel is around E4 kilograms.
So it would weigh E9 kilograms, E12 grams, and then E27 femtograms.
I could be pretty off, I assumed a lot of information there.
How many trees are there in New York State?