There are 1000's of telephone poles?
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I live in an area that is growing really fast, I see them being put in all the time.  It's pretty cool.  They have these trucks with a boom on the back that ends with this huge screw.  And basically they just drill this huge hole in the ground and drop the pole in.
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useually 1000 dollars THATS ONE THOUSAND
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there are probably alot.
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10^9, or 1,000,000,000
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Seems like the 100,000.  The other high ones at least had a little circulation.
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It is compared to that many parts of one hundred.
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Thinking about it, finding the powers of 5 in 1000! will give you the answer.  So...\n\nThere are 200 numbers from 1 to 1000 that are divisible by 5.  (So far we know 1000! is divisible by 5^200.)\n\nOf these 200 numbers, 40 are divisible by 25.  (Now we have 5^240 as a divisor.)\n\nOf these 40 numbers,  8 are divisible by 125.  (Now we have 5^248 as a divisor.)\n\nFinally, 625 has a fourth multple of 5.  \n\nSo, 5^249 is the largest power of 5 that divides 1000!.  2^249 can be easily shown to divide 1000!, therefore 10^249 divides 1000!  From this we can conclude 1000! ends in 249 zeroes.\n\n* * * * * *\n\n(Note to Conta: You need to recount the zeroes in that number.  Thanks for the link, though... it confirms my answer.  :) )
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1000= 10 * 10 * 10 or 10^3
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There is a marvelous new invention called a "telephone".  You could use it to call your friend and ask him or her.
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Wikipedia actually has an article on this subject. Very interesting. Check it out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/555_telephone_number
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100's and 1000s WAY too many to count.
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There's rather a lot!\nTry google?
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That would be quite a long list of people, probably thousands.
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Depends on which side of the pond you are on. In America, it's 1000. In Europe, it's 1000000.
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Hundreds. From the big boys such as AOL to some Mom and Pop operation next door that provides service for a few customers in a local area.
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There are a few depending on the address:\n49014, 49015, 49016, 49017, 49018
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If you do not see telephone poles, then the telephone lines are most likely buried.  In many developed cities, the lines are buried to make it look better.\n\nBuried lines are subject to less interference from TV and radio and it looks nicer.