Posted by Micheala on Monday, September 10, 2012 at 11:59am.
there are 1000 cells/inch
so, in 66 inches, there are 66000 cells
This is a poorly worded problem, however, since it does not say anything about width and depth. It appears that a cell is considered to be a thin slice, 1/000" thick, across the whole body.
BOGUS problem!
Or, you have not included everything given. :-(
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