How many squares of toliet paper do you use? Is it one-ply or two-ply?
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I use enough to insure my fingers don't go through.
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ok i'm not doing your homeowkr for you, but i'll help.  you're unclear about some things:  number cube?  you mean a six-sided die?  in that case, one roll can give you: 1,2,3,4,5, or 6.  which ones are perfect squares?  let's see: 1^2=1, 2^2=4, 3^3=9>6 therefore just 1 and 4 are perfect squares.  so what's the probability or rolling a 1 or a 4 out of the possibilities 1,2,3,4,5, or 6?\n\nprobability=what you want/what you CAN get.
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Your rectangle (in feet) comes out to 8.2' x 19.7'.  Each row needs 8 tiles plus one strip of 1x6 tiles (if your tile sheet is 2" tiles in a 6x6 configuration).  You will have 19 full rows of tile in the other direction, plus 1/2 sheets of 3x6 tiles.  All in all, you will use 152 FULL tiles, plus 1.3 sheets for the 1x6 strips and 9.5 sheets for the 3x6 sheets.  All in all, you will have 12 tiles left over (2 1x6 strips) if everything lays out properly.\n\nTotal number of tile sheets needed: 163\nTotal left over: 12 2" tiles.
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You can use Matt or Glossy paper for this purpose.\nI perfer glossy.\nU should need to select the thickness of the paper.The cost is based on the thickness of Paper.\n\nMatt and Glossy are most pefered one which is used in Digital Printing
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You cant, that’s why paper is cheap. You can’t wash it and reuse it all the time.
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The record of folding a sheet of paper is 12 times.\n\nhttp://www.sciencenewsforkids.org/pages/puzzlezone/muse/muse0704.asp
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You have to devide, first, the 'paper' into two sections with a line. On the left side, place whatever you're trying to proove in its original form. On the right side, place your complete solution. Use complete sentences, or if math, use complete conversions, etc.
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realy what type of sandpaper do your freinds use???
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Usually about 5. Maybe 6. Buy wrapping paper at Wal-Mart. They have nice wrapping paper for a great price!
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you dont need to dray, its on graph paper, with measurements, squares for pieces of furniture, floorplans
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It depends on the printer, if the printer allows it then yes you can. Look to see if it says duplex plrinting, then you can print double sided.\nGood on you for aiming to use less paper :) Hope this helps.
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OOOOOOOOK Guitargadfly is here to save the day once again! Toilet paper is cut into small squares because large circles really didn't work. They tried large circles, but everyone kept getting that stuff on their fingers. Ewww... \n   AND, they also realized that if you make TP in large circles, people tend to use JUST ONE, which is very bad for sales... whereas if they make it as they do, people think OMG one is way too small! I'll get poo all over my fingers, and they grab a big bunch. Witness the lady who earlier said her and hubby use a roll a DAY!
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It is on old trick to bet someone that they cannot fold a piece of paper 9 times.  Even after 5 or 6 foldings it's not creased anymore, but rather bent.  \n\nIf you fold a piece of paper 9 times, each fold doubles the number of sheets, so you have 2 to the 9th power of sheets, or 512 sheets of paper in thickness (just over 1 ream).  Ever try to fold a ream of printer paper?  \n\nHere's a mind blower for you:  If you could cut (or fold) a sheet of paper 100 times, how thick would it be? \n\nThe answer:  Assuming that each sheet of paper is 100 microns (1/10 of a mm) thick, you would have 1 Googol sheets of paper (10 to the 100 power), and the stack would be about 13.6 billion light years tall, which, incidentally, is more than the estimated diameter of the known universe (about 12.8 billion light-years, according to astronomers).  \n\nNever underestimate powers of 2 ;-)
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T.P. is very porous and lightweight, most likely so it flushes and degrades easier and faster.  Since it's so porous, less paper is used so it doesn't cost as much to produce.\n\nAlso, I'm sure that a lot of recycled paper is used in the production of it.
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lay the sheets in a cross pattern tape the sheets togeather then tape the straws to four corners then tape the other four corners then tape the straws together then add weight and drop it
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Square and Rectangle= lenght*height\ntriangle=base*height divided by 2
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newspaper strips, watered down glue or flour and water