If a one dollar bill is 0.0001 meters thick, how many meters tall would a stack of 4 trillion one dollar bills be?

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Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given that a one dollar bill is 0.0001 meters thick. We are asked to find the height of a stack of 4 trillion one dollar bills.

We know that . To find the thickness of a stack of 4 trillion one dollar bills we will multiply 0.0001 by 4 trillion.

Let us convert 0.0001 into scientific notation as:

Using exponent property we will get,

Therefore, the stack of 4 trillion one dollar bills would be .

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