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The thickness of a one-dollar bill is 1.1 × 10-4 meters. Each measurement below is the thickness of a stack of one-dollar bills. Drag each measurement to the correct dollar amount.

The thickness of a one-dollar bill is 1.1 × 10-4 meters. Each measurement below is-example-1

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Answer:

1.
1.1 *10^(-3) meters

2.
1.375 *10^(-1) meters

3.
1.507 *10^(-2) meters

Explanation:

1. The thickness of a one-dollar bill is
1.1 *10^(-4) meters.

Now, if the thickness of a stack of one-dollar bill is
1.1 *10^(-3) meters, then there will be
(1.1 *10^(-3))/(1.1 *10^(-4)) = 10 Dollars bill.

Therefore, the amount will be $10.

2. The thickness of a one-dollar bill is
1.1 *10^(-4) meters.

Now, if the thickness of a stack of one-dollar bill is
1.375 *10^(-1) meters, then there will be
(1.375 *10^(-1))/(1.1 *10^(-4)) =
1.25 * 10^(3) Dollars bill.

Therefore, the amount will be $
1.25 * 10^(3).

3. The thickness of a one-dollar bill is
1.1 *10^(-4) meters.

Now, if the thickness of a stack of one-dollar bill is
1.507 *10^(-2) meters, then there will be
(1.507 *10^(-2))/(1.1 *10^(-4)) = 137 Dollars bill.

Therefore, the amount will be $137.

4. All the other dimensions will be within the other category. (Answer)

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