Just for fun, someone could probably figure this out
Posted by GaryL 9 years, 3 months ago to Technology
If I win the power ball now at $1,500,000,000, How big of a truck will I need to deliver it in $100 dollar bills? I already calculated the weight and it looks about 16.5 Tons but I can't do the math on the volume size like it was on pallets.
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one hundred make a packet so one hunded times one hundred is ten thousand dollars and 100 grams
.43 " tall 6.14 " long and 2.61" wide. 100 grams
A stack is ten packs at 4.3" tall, 6.14" long and 2.61" wide worth $100,000. or 1000 grams or one kilo or 2.2 pounds.
Ten stacks makes one million at one kilo or 2.2 pounds per stack or 22 pounds.
Twenty stacks fit's in a standard attache case for two million. 44 pounds. 4.3" tall 26.1" wide and 12.28 " the other way in two rows of five.
1 billion 500 miillion divided by two million
or the inside space of 750 standard attache cases or 325 of those big kind like piilots use to carry Jeppson charts.
Since that was inside dimensions go for cubic space of 4.5 x 26.5 by 13 or 1580 cu. inches or .9 cubic feet x 750 or 675 cubic feet and 15.5 long tons or metric tons near enough
Ten F350 long bed pickups with each handling 67.5 cubic feet should do nicely. Make that 12 and add for the weight of the attache cases.
but don't worrry after the various state and operator bites, the taxes 39% federal and any state or local income tax. That will rapidly reduce to 750 then 325 give or take attache cases. Fair boggles the mind.....
To see it in pictures
http://www.cockeyed.com/inside/millio...
COMPOSITION: Bills are composed of 25% linen and 75% cotton; red and blue synthetic fibers are distributed throughout the paper. they last about 18-24 months...