Determining measurements and conversions

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1. Measure the height of a stack of 50 pennies (in centimeters).

2. Convert the height of the stack of pennies into meters

3. Calculate how many pennies would be needed to make a tower 1 billion meters tall. Give answer in both standard calculation and in scientific notation.

Reference no: EM13120602

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