Question

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.

Answer 1

Explanation:

$10 = 1.1 × 10^-3

$1.25 × 10^3 = 1.375 × 10^-1

$137 = 1.507 × 10^-2

And the rest of them go in other

Answer 2

For thickness
`1.1*10^(-5)`, amount = other.

For thickness
`1.375*10^(7)`, amount = other

For thickness
`1.250*10^(3)`, amount = other

For thickness
`1.375*10^(-1)`, amount = $
`1.25*10^(3)`

For thickness
`1.1*10^(-3)`, amount = $ 10

For thickness
`1.507*10^(-2)`, amount = $ 137

Explanation:

Given:

Thickness of 1 dollar note =
`1.1*10^(-4)`.

∴ Total amount in dollars =
`\frac{\textrm{Total thickness}}{\textrm{Thickness for 1 dollar}}`

For, thickness
`1.1*10^(-5)`,

Amount =
`(1.1*10^(-5))/(1.1*10^(-4)) =0.1` dollars.

For thickness
`1.375*10^(7)`,

Amount =
`(1.375*10^(7))/(1.1*10^(-4)) =1.25*10^(11)` dollars.

For thickness
`1.250*10^(3)`,

Amount =
`(1.250*10^(3))/(1.1*10^(-4)) =1.136*10^(7)` dollars.

For thickness
`1.375*10^(-1)`,

Amount = $
`1.25*10^(3)`

For thickness
`1.1*10^(-3)`,

Amount = $ 10

For thickness
`1.507*10^(-2)`,

Amount = $ 137