A pack a day smoker smokes 20 cigarettes x 365 days in a year, or 7300 Cigarettes.
Half a pack a day, 3650
5 Cigarettes a day, 1825.
One cigarette has between 1 and 1.5 mg of nicotine.
About 500,000 for a average smoker.
According to official 'statistics', the 'average' smoker smokes around 100 cigarettes a week or 5,000 a year. Assuming that the 'average' smoker smokes throughout his or her adult life and that smoking knocks 12 years off a smoker's life, the total number smoked would be more like 250,000.
For comparison, exposure to secondhand smoke in the workplace is estimated by independent studies to be equivalent to smoking between 2 and 6 cigarettes a YEAR.
On average, a typical smoker smokes around 30 cigarettes per day.
i smoke about a pack a day. but, i am also 13.
The average amount smoked by a cigarette smoker is approximately three fourths of a pack to one pack per day.
about five cigarettes
about 2 to 4. Depends on the mood.
20 per day
Yes, T.S. Eliot was a smoker for much of his life. He was known to smoke both cigarettes and pipes.
if the average smoker smokes one pack a day it is about $8 to $10 depends on the tax
1 pack every 2 weeks
Obviously it depends on what and how much they smoke. In any case it is likely to be in excess of £1000 per year
It has been certified by the institute of tobacco of cigarette usage that the average smoker in Europe smokes 500 packs of cigarettes a day and waste trillions of dollars in their lifetime on this.
If you're a non-smoker your lungs stay generally pink after death if not greyed out a little, but if your a smoker it'll vary on how heavy is the smoker on the cigarettes
about 3 grams
The answer depends on how much you smoke and the cigarette price where you live. The average retail price of a pack of cigarettes in The United States is $5.51. If you smoke a pack a day that is $2011.15 in a year you could save.
Sylvia Plath was a lifelong anti-smoker, though she did begin to smoke in the last six months or so of her life. (Ted Hughes mentions in his letters how much this surprised him). Since Sylvia never really had time to settle in to smoking it is likely she would have smoked mild cigarettes - perhaps Embassy, Strand, or Guards. She would not have been smoking Senior Service or Capstan.
23 percent of adults in Australia smoke.
Approximately, two million people in the US try to quit smoking each year, with about 90% failing their first attempt within 12 months. Natural methods tend to work better than nicotine patches, gums and medication, since they remove the reasons and desire to smoke.
nope. if a smoker had enough money for a packet of cigarettes and no lunch, they would buy the cigarettes and skip lunch! smokers will buy cigarettes no matter how much they cost.