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At what point does the thickness of the paper become greater than 100 cm?

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Class 8
Mathematics
Ganita Prakash Part I
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At what point does the thickne...

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At what point does the thickness of the paper become greater than 100 cm?

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After 15 folds

2

After 20 folds

3

After 10 folds

4

After 30 folds

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