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Fun Facts about Paper Folding
Do you know that no piece of paper can be folded in half more than 7 times? This is actually logical.
The reason for this is that everytime the paper is folded in half, the thickness is doubled. Lets take an example of a paper with 1mm thickness. Then: 1st folding: 2mm
2nd folding: 4mm
3rd folding: 8mm
4th folding: 16mm
5th folding: 32mm
6th folding: 64mm
7th folding: 128mm = 1.28cm Imagine a paper with 1.28cm thickness. How cool is that?
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This intel was contributed by ryonn
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