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cheyenne 09

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The Rules Are

You Can Pose Any Question You Like As Long As It Is Family Friendly
The Idea being that The someone who Answer's The Question Gets To Post The Next One And So On


Q. How Many Rooms Are In The White House

Edited by cheyenne 09, 10 February 2007 - 11:30 AM.

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Answer. 1066 25 Sept Stamford Bridge I (Norse Invasion) - Harold II beats Harold Hardrada
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Next Question: In which year did Tennessee become a US State and which Position is it in
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Woo hoo a question I actually have an answer for: Tennessee was the 16th State to join the Union and they joined in 1796. The only reason I know this is there is a state history plaque in the office I am in.


My question is: How many pennies (U.S. currency) would it take to go around the world?
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By US penny do you mean cent? And I assume by round the world you mean around the earth at the equator? I am also assuming you mean laid next to each other. (Or do you mean how many would you have to part with to go round the world?)
If these assumptions are correct then I am guessing (?) 1,183,343,040

Edited by frantique, 14 February 2007 - 01:50 AM.

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I got approx 2,103,552,000 given those assumptions (which were exactly what i wanted I am just bad at explaining things sometimes)
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I used google to get all the figures. Got circumference of earth at the equator as 24,902 miles. Got the diameter of a penny (cent) as 0.75 inch. Worked out there are 63,360 inches in a mile, which would mean 47,520 pennies in a mile and multiplied that by 24,902 miles and got 1,183,343,040 pennies around the earth.

Edit: Oops .. just noticed an anomoly. If there are 63,360 inches in a mile and a penny is .75 inch then there should be more pennies than inches in a mile! Got my calc wrong (multiplied when I should have divided). Try again ... 63360/0.75 equals 84,480 pennies in a mile, multiply by 24,902 miles would give 2,103,720,960 pennies around the earth.

Close enough?

Edited by frantique, 14 February 2007 - 07:33 PM.

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How many bones in the adult human skeleton?
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Answer. On average, there are 206 bones in the Adult human skeleton


Question ? When was the First Dictionary made and then published
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Question ? When was the First English Dictionary made and then published
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When was the First English Dictionary made and then published


A.) London, England in 1604

Q.) Where is the world's tallest man made structure and what is it's function? (not including elevation)
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Answer. KVLY-TV mast it's a television transmitting mast in ( North Dakota, USA )
used by Fargo station KVLY channel 11. At 2,063 ft (628.8 m),

it is currently the world's tallest supported structure on land.

Anywhere Near you as i see your also From North Dakota



Question ? When was the Egyptian Pyramids Built
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Answer. KVLY-TV mast it's a television transmitting mast in ( North Dakota, USA )
used by Fargo station KVLY channel 11. At 2,063 ft (628.8 m),

it is currently the world's tallest supported structure on land.

Anywhere Near you as i see your also From North Dakota


Not really, I live in western North Dakota.
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Answer. 4,600 years ago


Question. ? Who Built The White House
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Zimbabwe
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