generally around 1200-1700
Approximately 1500 words.
It depends how long each word is.
As many as you want. You can do anything if you set your mind to it. :)
in single spaced, 12 font a 2500 word paper, single spaced, is approximately 6 1/2 pages if you have in-text citations. Without in-text citations, it is almost exactly 6 pages.
A typical page is 350 words in Times New Roman, double-spaced, 12 pitch.
well, depending on your previous writing history... you may find yourself with 50 words to a billion words.
About 1500 words.
It depends how long each word is.
5 double spaced pages is equivalent to 10 single spaced pages. Each single spaced page will have twice the content of a double spaced page, so it takes two single spaced pages to match the content of one double spaced page.
If you are using 12pt Times New Roman font, a typical research paper will have between 350-400 words per page. That adds up to around 2100-2400 total words in the paper.
As many as you want. You can do anything if you set your mind to it. :)
Generally, 300-500 words double spaced will be around 1-2 pages, depending on the font size and margins used.
in single spaced, 12 font a 2500 word paper, single spaced, is approximately 6 1/2 pages if you have in-text citations. Without in-text citations, it is almost exactly 6 pages.
If you're writing by hand, it depends on your handwriting size. If you're typing, it depends on the font and size, but a general estimate is 200-300 words per double-spaced page. For a more precise estimate, there are few web sites with "words-to-pages" calculators, and you can specify the font, size, and line spacing as well. http://www.wordstopages.com/
It is about 4-5 pages
There are typically 300-350 words per double-spaced page (12 pt Times New Roman). If you write paragraphs that are 150-250 words, then you are looking at writing about 10 paragraphs.
A typical page is 350 words in Times New Roman, double-spaced, 12 pitch.
Approximately 30 pages, assuming an average of 250 words per page on A4 paper with double spacing.