how many 8 1/2 in by 11in pieces of paper (computer paper size) can fit in football field?

Question

I need to know!

Answer 1

Depends on whether the football field is American, Canadian, or European (i.e. a "soccer pitch").

American (width by length):
Area = (50 yards) x (100 yards + 10 yards/endzone)
= (1800 inches) x (4320 inches)
= 7776000 square inches.

Canadian (width x length):
Area = (55 yards) x (110 yards + 15 yards/endzone)
= (1980 inches) x (5040 inches)
= 9979200 square inches

Soccer (width x length):
Area = (50 metres) x (100 metres)
= (1968 inches) x (3937 inches)
= 7748016 square inches

Paper is 8.5 x 11.0 square inches.

For width:
American = 1800 / 8.5 = 211.7 say 212
Canadian = 1980 / 8.5 = 232.9 say 233
Soccer = 1968 / 8.5 = 231.5 say 232

For length:
American = 4320 / 11 = 392.7 say 393
Canadian = 5040 / 11 = 458.2 say 458
Soccer = 3937 / 11 = 357.9 say 358

Therefore number of pages to cover field (one page deep) is:
American: 212 x 393 = 83316
Canadian: 233 x 458 = 106714
Soccer: 232 x 358 = 83056

Answer 2

It depends on how comfortable you are with either typing or writing. Maybe you type slow, or your hand gets tired quickly when you write. I think your problem with writing isn't counting words, it's that later you'll have to type the novel in your computer anyways, and typed it will look neater, plus you can check the spelling. Personally I prefer to write, because even though I am fast at typing, I get distracted with other things to do on the computer, and I just like writing more than typing. I suggest that you type at home, and print what you have done before going to school. That way you can continue your story in your notebook. You don't even have to print all the pages, if you can remember what you have done, and where you stopped typing the day before. And if you don't want to have a messy novel, half of it handwritten and the other half typed, then you can either type what you wrote during the day, every day after school, or just make plans and outlines of the story during school, and type your ideas once you go home.

Answer 3

Katie are you leaving out some information? Like the dimensions of the football field? Do you expect us to look that up too? Are you laying them side by side? Can we stack them? Maybe you should look at yourself. Is this how you're going to go through life? Doing as little as possible for yourself? You don't "need" to know Katie. You obviously don't care if you get a good education.
I guess you know what you want to be when you grow up.
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Answer 4

73,925

Football field is 300' x 160'
that's 3600" x 1920" or 6.912 million sq inches
93.5 square inches in an 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper
6,912,000 divided by 93.5 = a little over 73,925

Answer 5

goggle the lenght and width of a football field, and divide those by the lenght and width of the paper.

Answer 6

Depends on how many layers deep you are filling the field.

Answer 7

i think about 88,710 sheets of paper.

Answer 8

An awful lot.

Answer 9

This is the 5th time I've been asked this question today.

The answer is..........17.

Answer 10

83,316 pieces.