an 8 ball costs around 100-150 US$. an they amount of rocks doesnt matter. You can have one big one or alot or sandy small ones. just look for yellowish brown(sand color) for purer rocks. an never pay more then 150.....ever..
hoe many types of granite rocks are there
there are no rocks on saturn
There are thousands of different types of rocks.
Each country has many different rocks.
Many types of igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.
28 dime bags bro
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Crack and powder cocaine are two separate substances.Crack comes in rock form ,and cocaine is a powder...To answer your question you make about $80 a gram crack thats about 28 dimes.With powder u make about $60 a gram
If it is cold, say, in Alaska, the most common effect on rocks is frost wedging. Frost wedging is when water gets in a crack in the rock, and the water freezes, making the rock crack a little more. When water keeps on going into the crack, and the ice gets bigger, it eventually will separate the rock into two or more parts, making the rock into many little rocks. I hope you find this useful! ^-^
The cost will depend upon the kind of rock you are looking for. Many rocks will cost around $6 per pound.
How big does something have to be to be a "rock"? Is a big chunk of rock with a crack going all the way through it one rock or two rocks? Who would care about such a number anyway? Hopefully you begin to see why this question is impossible to answer.
Biological- By animals plants and people burrowing or waling on rocks=Chemical- Acid rain corroding==Physical- Freeze-Thaw (water goes into crack freezes and expands -see bbc bitesize revision ks3), Sea eroding rocks.=
A crackalackin' crack oyster cracker cracker would crack as many crackalackin' crack oyster crackers as a crackalackin' crack oyster cracker cracker could crack, if a crack oyster cracker cracker could crack oyster crackers in a crackalackin' way.
Step on a Crack has 400 pages.
The Crack in Space has 190 pages.
The Crack-Up has 347 pages.
Over many years, moving plates build up pressure inside rocks. Tension strains rocks and those rocks crack and shift to relieve the pressure. That's how faults are created. Well, don't quote me on this because I'm only an eleven year old girl.