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Dusty
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Dusty asked in Science & MathematicsMathematics · 2 decades ago

How much additional string, to the nearest 100th of an inch is needed?

If you place a string around the earth at the equater, and then move it out 1".

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  • 2 decades ago
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    It's just 2 * pi, or 6.28 inches because it's the difference of the diameter by 2 inches.

  • 2 decades ago

    Are we assuming that 25,000 miles of string is not going to stretch?

    I think the better question is how much longer is the mean orbital distance of the moon in the summer vs the winter?

    I'll take my answer off the air.

  • Anonymous
    2 decades ago

    46,000 miles ( Globe circumfrence 22000 X .00021 x 3.14etc plus a few feet lost to carless cutting) 3,212,640,000 inches exactly. Though it shrinks when it gets wet so watch out for the oceans

  • 2 decades ago

    I will tell you if you tell me how many drops of water are in the ocean to the nearest drop.

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  • 2 decades ago

    6.28" it's a trick question to get you to do lots of unnecessary calculations.

  • Anonymous
    2 decades ago

    If you dont know the answer your an idiot and belong with your idol G.Bush you coward.

  • 2 decades ago

    Do your own math. C = pi * D.

  • 2 decades ago

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