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Is gold a reusable resource?
Yes it is a reusable resourse... There are tons and tons of gold!! We can use it all day long <3 love Gold
How much is 3 tons of gold worth today?
The previous answer said about $97,862,160, but I disagree. According to my calculations based on $1,600 per ounce, 1 ton of gold is equal to 51,200,000 and 3 tons would be about $153,600,000 (more than 1/7 billion dollars.)
Why is gold worth mining?
its worth a lot of money,
Why is gold worth money?
because gold is a rare color
Is gold or diamond worth more?
GOLD is much more better because It's worth more and silver is not
How much is 5 metric tons of gold worth?
As of 8/16/2016, five metric tons of gold has a value of $215,964,640.00 USD
How much is 395 tons of gold worth?
one doll hair
How much would 25 tons of gold be worth?
15,069,980 or there abouts
How much is 25 tons of gold worth at 1667 an ounce?
15, 069, 980.00
How much is 250000 metric tons of gold worth?
On August 16, 2016, this amount of gold has a value of $1,079,582,000,000.00 USD
How much is 25 tons of gold worth in dollars?
As of 2 February 2013, gold is worth $1,667 per troy ounce. At 14.5833 troy ounces per AVDP pound, and 2,000 pounds per ton, 25 tons is worth $1,215,518,055.
What is 20 percent of 8200?
20% of 8200= 20% * 8200= 0.2 * 8200= 1,640
How much gold did Germany steal from countries in World War II?
700 tons of gold worth $785 million in 1945 dollars
What is 8199 rounded to the nearest ten?
8200
How do you estimate 8244?
8,200
Assume gold cost 400 per ounce in the entire world there is 80000 tons of gold how much is all that worth?
It would all be worth $1,024,000,000,000 or one trillion, twenty four billion US dollars.
How much is 500 tons of gold worth?
The value of 500 tons of gold would depend on the current market price of gold. As of October 2021, the price of gold is approximately $1,800 per ounce. To calculate the value of 500 tons of gold, you would need to convert tons to ounces and then multiply by the price per ounce.
