if all the plastic in the world was recycled and made into a city how many cities would there be?

Answer 1

I think you need to rephrase your question. If it was made into a city, there would be one city that it was made into.

Answer 2

I suppose the inference is that to do this would require dismantling every city with plastic components of some sort, and I presume that is the "trick" in this question - except there are cities in primitive areas where plastic played no part in their construction.

So not even the questioner has a clue as to what the "right" answer would be.

Answer 3

if it was made into a city, there would be 1, since a is one. However, if it was made into buildings, there would probably be enough to make about a hundred fair sized cities.

Answer 4

Well, since you say made into "A" city, there would be one more city than there are now.

Answer 5

define city by volume, weight, area, or some other factor then ask again.

a city is called a city because of its population density reaching a certain amount of density or above. if your plastic city has no residents it is in fact not a city.

Answer 6

It depends on the size; it could make 11 trillion rather small ones or maybe one giant one...

basically

you're looking at an answer between 1 and 11 trillion+

Answer 7

666

Answer 8

Wouldn't that depend on the size of the city?

Answer 9

i dont know the answer but im right behind recycling plastic its so toxic and hard to get shut of

Answer 10

How big would a city be to start with?

I bet you could make all of Vancouver Island with it HEHEHEHEH