What is the thickness in mil? null

The package of printing paper I bought had 500 sheets and was two inches thick. This is also a thickness of approximately 50 millimeters. Therefore, one sheet is only 50 divided by 500 millimeters thick. The result of this calculation is that one sheet is only about one tenth of one millimeter thick.

It doesn't state. Just states much thicker than standard copy paper.

Thickness cannot be universally defined in mil without additional context. For example, the thickness of a sheet of paper can be measured in mil, but the thickness of a wall would typically be measured in inches or centimeters. In general, mils are used for small measurements, while inches and centimeters are used for larger measurements.

It says 20 lb or 75 GSM paper. Right on the description

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Elementree - Sustainable Printer Paper For Everyday Printing and Copying, 8.5 x 11 20lb/ 75gsm 500 Sheets Per Ream (00918) - White-Front_Standard

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The package of printing paper I bought had 500 sheets and was two inches thick. This is also a thickness of approximately 50 millimeters. Therefore, one sheet is only 50 divided by 500 millimeters thick. The result of this calculation is that one sheet is only about one tenth of one millimeter thick.
Answered by MatthewM 3 years ago
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Approximately 3.8mil.
Answered by Elementree 4 years ago
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It doesn't state. Just states much thicker than standard copy paper.
Answered by DianeB 1 year ago
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I read like a 4.3 mils
Answered by CruzF 1 year ago
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Thickness cannot be universally defined in mil without additional context. For example, the thickness of a sheet of paper can be measured in mil, but the thickness of a wall would typically be measured in inches or centimeters. In general, mils are used for small measurements, while inches and centimeters are used for larger measurements.
Answered by Zerstoren 1 year ago
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20lb car
Answered by Probuyer 2 years ago
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Yes
Answered by DanielK 2 years ago
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It says 20 lb or 75 GSM paper. Right on the description
Answered by NVenu 2 years ago
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I'm npt quiet sure
Answered by 12hello 3 years ago
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Sam, does it really matter?
Answered by MomMominson 2 years ago
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