Asked by Jessica
Ok so for this question I have this so far but I don’t know how to go around approaching the last question
A $1bill weighs approximately...?(state weight of $1 bill.) So the weight of the national debt in $1 bill would be...(state weight of debt.) this is approximately... (make comparison to Some object.)
This is what I have so far A $1 bills approximately weighs 1 gram. In order to find the weight of the national debt in $1 bills I took the weight of the dollar bill and multiplied it by the national debt. 1 gram*$23 trillion=23,000,000,000 kilograms. So the weight of the national debt in dollar bills would be 23,000,000,000 kilograms.
I just need help with putting the weight into prospective a way that we would look at that as say oh wow that weighs a lot and compare it something but I don’t know how to approach it.
A $1bill weighs approximately...?(state weight of $1 bill.) So the weight of the national debt in $1 bill would be...(state weight of debt.) this is approximately... (make comparison to Some object.)
This is what I have so far A $1 bills approximately weighs 1 gram. In order to find the weight of the national debt in $1 bills I took the weight of the dollar bill and multiplied it by the national debt. 1 gram*$23 trillion=23,000,000,000 kilograms. So the weight of the national debt in dollar bills would be 23,000,000,000 kilograms.
I just need help with putting the weight into prospective a way that we would look at that as say oh wow that weighs a lot and compare it something but I don’t know how to approach it.
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Answered by
R_Scott
three Empire State Buildings would weigh about a billion kilograms
so the debt is about 70 Empire State Buildings
so the debt is about 70 Empire State Buildings
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