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by enermazing on October 29th, 2009
That depends on the kind of paper, how much it weighs.
The A-standards are related to the size of the paper.
Example (metric units):
A4 = 21,0 cm x 29,7 cm = 623,7 cm2
1 m2 = 100 cm x 100 cm = 10.000,00 cm2
10.000,00 cm2 : 623,7 cm2 = about 16 (sheets A4)
standard photocopy paper weighs 80 g per m2, that is 10.000,00 cm2 of photocopy paper weigh 80 g
>> 16 sheets A4 weigh 80 g
>> 80 g : 16 sheets = 5 g per sheet
>> 100 g : 5 g = 20
Result: 20 sheets of photocopy paper with 80g/m2 weigh 100 g.
by Jahono on October 30th, 2009
Wiki says a typical A4 sheet weighs 5g
0.1kg=100g=20 sheets.
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Fantastic answer, Cheers. +4 points. God Bless you.
by NiCkIzBacK on October 29th, 2009
You're very welcome! And thank you for your points!
by enermazing on October 29th, 2009