how many times can you fold a dollar bill?
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you can fold any peice of paper up to 7 times. wont go anymore than that.   Just a bit more dumb trivia i know
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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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AS MANY TIMES AS U WANT ...NO PROBS
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If money is not an issue, I'd go with $50, using 5 new 10 dollar bills.
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If you fold a piece of paper in half 4 times, then you  have 16 segments. Each segment has 4 holes, so the number of holes is 4x16\n\n4 x 16 = 64 holes
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Limited only by time and how many times you want to make the same mistake
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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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293 \n\nhttp://www.teachnet.com/lesson/math/293changedollar.html\n\nDid you know there are 293 different ways to make change for a dollar?\n\nThis is a fun (if somewhat time consuming) exercise for counting money. Have your students try to list all 293 coin combinations. The list below will come in handy when checking papers.\n\n1 dollar coin \n2 half dollars \n1 HD 1Q 2D IN \n1 HD 1Q 2D 5P \n1 HD 1Q 1D 3N \n1 HD 1Q 1D 2N 5P \n1 HD 1Q 1D 1N 10P \n1 HD 1Q 1D 15P\n\n1 HD 1Q 5N\n\n1 HD 1Q 4N 5P\n\n1 HD 1Q 3N 10P\n\n1 HD 1Q 2N 15P\n\n1 HD 1Q 1N 20 P\n\n1 HD 1Q 25P\n\n1 HD 5D\n\n1 HD 4D 2N\n\n1HD 4D 1N 5P\n\n1 HD 4D 10P\n\n1 HD 3D 4N\n\n1 HD 3D 3N 5P\n\n1 HD 3D 2N 10P\n\n1 HD 3D 1N 15P\n\n1 HD 3D 20P\n\n1 HD 2D 6N\n\n1 HD 2D 5N 5P\n\n1 HD 2D 4N 10P\n\n1 HD 2D 3N 15P\n\n1 HD 2D 2N 20P\n\n1 HD 2D 1N 25P\n\n1 HD 2D 30P\n\n1 HD 1D 8N\n\n1 HD 1D 7N 5P\n\n1 HD 1D 6N 10P\n\n1 HD 1D 5N 15P\n\n1 HD 1D 4N 20P\n\n1 HD 1D 3N 25 P\n\n1 HD 1D 2N 30 P\n\n1 HD 1D 1N 35P\n\n1 HD 1D 40P\n\n1 HD 10N\n\n1 HD 9N 5P\n\n1 HD 8N 10P\n\n1 HD 7N 15 P\n\n1 HD 6N 20P\n\n1 HD 5N 25P\n\n1 HD 4N 30P\n\n1HD 3N 35P\n\n1 HD 2N 40P\n\n1 HD 1N 45P\n\n1 HD 50P\n\n4Q\n\n3Q 2D 1N\n\n3Q 2D 5P\n\n3Q 1D 3N\n\n3Q 1D 2N 5P\n\n3Q 1D 1N 10P\n\n3Q 1D 15P\n\n3Q 5N\n\n3Q 4N 5P\n\n3Q 3N 10P\n\n3Q 2N 15P\n\n3Q 1N 20 P\n\n3Q 25P\n\n2Q 5D\n\n2Q 4D 2N\n\n2Q 4D 1N 5P\n\n2Q 4D 10P\n\n2Q 3D 4N\n\n2Q 3D 3N 5 P\n\n2Q 3D 2N 10P\n\n2Q 3D 1N 15P\n\n2Q 3D 20P\n\n2Q 2D 6N\n\n2Q 2D 5N 5P\n\n2Q 2D 4N 10 P\n\n2Q 2D 3N 15P\n\n2Q 2D 2N 20P\n\n2Q 2D 1N 25P\n\n2Q 2D 30P\n\n2Q 1D 8N\n\n2Q 1D 7N 5P\n\n2Q 1D 6N 10P\n\n2Q 1D 5N 15P\n\n2Q 1D 4N 20P\n\n2Q 1D 3N 25P\n\n2Q 1D 2N 30P\n\n2Q 1D 1N 35P\n\n2Q 1D 40P\n\n2Q 50P\n\n2Q 10N\n\n2Q 9N 5P\n\n2Q 8N 10P\n\n2Q 7N 15P\n\n2Q 6N 20P\n\n2Q 5N 25P\n\n2Q 4N 30P\n\n2Q 3N 35P\n\n2Q 2N 40P\n\n2Q 1N 45P\n\n1Q 7D 1N\n\n1Q 7D 5P\n\n1Q 6D 3N\n\n1Q 6D 2N 5P\n\n1Q 6D 1N 10P\n\n1Q 6D 15P\n\n1Q 5D 5N\n\n1Q 5D 4N 5P\n\n1Q 5D 3N 10P\n\n1Q 5D 2N 15P\n\n1Q 5D 1N 20P\n\n1Q 5D 25P\n\n1Q 4D 7N\n\n1Q 4D 6N 5P\n\n1Q 4D 5N 15P\n\n1Q 4D 4N 20P\n\n1Q 4D 3N 25P\n\n1Q 4D 2N 30P\n\n1Q 4D 1N 35P\n\n1Q 4D 40P\n\n1Q 3D 9N\n\n1Q 3D 8N 5P\n\nQ 3D 7N 10P\n\n1Q 3D 6N 15P\n\n1Q 3D 5N 20P\n\n1Q 3D 4N 25P\n\n1Q 3D 3N 30P\n\n1Q 3D 2N 35P\n\n1Q 3D 1N 40P\n\n1Q 3D 45P\n\n1Q 2D 11N\n\n1Q 2D 10N 5P\n\n1Q 2D 9N 10P\n\n1Q 2D 8N 15P\n\n1Q 2D 7N 20 P\n\n1Q 2D 6N 25P\n\n1Q 2D 5N 30P\n\n1Q 2D 4N 35P\n\n1Q 2D 3N 40P\n\n1Q 2D 2N 45P\n\n1Q 2D 1N 50P\n\n1Q 2D 55P\n\n1Q 1D 13N\n\n1Q 1D 12N 5P\n\n1Q 1D 11N 10P\n\n1Q 1D 10N 15P\n\n1Q 1D 9N 20P\n\n1Q 1D 8N 25P\n\n1Q 1D 7N 30P\n\n1Q 1D 6N 35P\n\n1Q 1D 5N 40P\n\n1Q 1D 4N 45P\n\n1Q 1D 3N 50P\n\n1Q 1D 2N 55P\n\n1Q 1D 1N 60P\n\n1Q 1D 65P\n\n1Q 15N\n\n1Q 14N 5P\n\n1Q 13N 10P\n\n1Q 12N 15P\n\n1Q 11N 20P\n\n1Q 10N 25P\n\n1Q 9N 30P\n\n1Q 8N 35P\n\n1Q 7N 40P\n\n1Q 6N 45P\n\n1Q 5N 50P\n\n1Q 4N 55P\n\n1Q 3N 60P\n\n1Q 2N 65P\n\n1Q 1N 70P\n\n1Q 75P\n\n10D\n\n9D 2N\n\n9D 1N 5P\n\n9D 10P\n\n8D 4N\n\n8D 3N 5P\n\n8D 2N 10P\n\n8D 1N 15P\n\n8D 20P\n\n7D 6N\n\n7D 5N 5P\n\n7D 4N 10P\n\n7D 3N 15P\n\n7D 2N 20P\n\n7D 1N 25P\n\n7D 30P\n\n6D 8N\n\n6D 7N 5P\n\n6D 6N 10P\n\n6D 5N 15P\n\n6D 4N 20P\n\n6D 3N 25P\n\n6D 2N 30P\n\n6D 1N 35P\n\n6D 40P\n\n5D 10N\n\n5D 9N 5P\n\n5D 8N 10P\n\n5D 7N 15P\n\n5D 6N 20P\n\n5D 5N 25P\n\n5D 4N 30P\n\n5D 3N 35P\n\n5D 2N 40P\n\n5D 1N 45P\n\n5D 50P\n\n4D 12N\n\n4D 11N 5P\n\n4D 10N 10P\n\n4D 9N 15P\n\n4D 8N 20P\n\n4D 7N 25P\n\n4D 6N 30P\n\n4D 5N 35P\n\n4D 4N 40P\n\n4D 3N 45P\n\n4D 2N 50P\n\n4D 1N 55P\n\n4D 60P\n\n3D 14N\n\n3D 13N 5P\n\n3D 12N 10P\n\n3D 11N 15P\n\n3D 10N 20P\n\n3D 9N 25P\n\n3D 8N 30P\n\n3D 7N 35P\n\n3D 6N 40P\n\n3D 5N 45P\n\n3D 4N 50P\n\n3D 3N 55P\n\n3D 2N 60P\n\n3D 1N 65P\n\n3D 70P\n\n2D 16N\n\n2D 15N 5P\n\n2D 14N 10P\n\n2D 13N 15P\n\n2D 12N 20P\n\n2D 11N 25P\n\n2D 10N 30P\n\n2D 9N 35P\n\n2D 8N 40P\n\n2D 7N 45P\n\n2D 6N 50P\n\n2D 5N 55P\n\n2D 4N 60P\n\n2D 3N 65P\n\n2D 2N 70P\n\n2D 1N 75P\n\n2D 80P\n\n1D 18N\n\n1D 17N 5P\n\n1D 16N 10P\n\n1D 15N 15P\n\n1D 14N 20P\n\n1D 13N 25P\n\n1D 12N 30P\n\n1D 11N 35P\n\n1D 10N 40P\n\n1D 9N 45P\n\n1D 8N 50P\n\n1D 7N
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There are several denominations of currency notes that are no longer produced. These include the $500 bill with the portrait of William McKinley, the $1,000 bill with a portrait of Grover Cleveland, the $5,000 bill with a portrait of James Madison, the $10,000 bill with a portrait of Salmon P. Chase, and the $100,000 currency note bearing a portrait of Woodrow Wilson.
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The thickness of the paper increases with ever fold 2 times. And so with  2 to the power of 7 times it  becomes 128 times thicker and makes it impossible to retain the shape of paper and makes it hard to fold it exactly half.
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Federal Reserve notes are printed and issued in denominations of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100. The $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 denominations have not been printed since 1946.
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each dollar bill is .1 mm thick so do the math\n508 dollars
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Can you break a $20.00?
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Very interesting!  Start taking the dimes.  Then give them to a charity.  Maybe one day you'll have the same thing happen with 10 dollar bills.
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The advice below is accurate but if you have trouble getting the joint round or rolled evenly at first set the paper (prior to adding the main ingredient) on a dollar bill in a way that will allow you to use the dollar to help you roll (dollar longways). Pinch the dollar around the paper after you add the goods and roll it back and forth with your thumbs and pointer fingers. After doing this a couple of times you get used to the motion and feel of rolling and it will start to come easy to you.
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$1000 to start off with  1 $500 bill 3$100 bills 2 $50 bills 3 $20 bills 2 $10 bills and 4 $5 bills
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I'm pretty sure that violates some eBay listing policy, so I wouldn't expect it to last until the end of the auction, BUT...\n\nIf they say "'one' of the denominations isn't X" that pretty much means that  the others are (a joke fully covered on an episode of Scrubs, just in case you couldn't figure it out for yourself).\n\nSo, if there are 30 bills ("at least 30" means 30), only two denominations and "one" isn't a single and "one" isn't a five, I'd say there are probably 29 ones and one five. If they want more than 34 bucks, they're ripping you off.\n\n\nEDIT: the other responder missed something--it doesn't say there are at least ten bills of EACH denomination, it says there will be no less than ten bills of ONE of the denominations. $34.