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What is the answer to this element pun one four hundredth of an Andrew Jackson bill?
The pun refers to the element with the atomic number 1, which is Hydrogen (H), and "four hundredth" suggests dividing something by 400. The Andrew Jackson bill is the $20 bill, so one four hundredth of that would be 20/400, which simplifies to 0.05. Hence, the answer to the pun is "H," representing Hydrogen, which sounds like "H" for "one hundredth."
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What piece of money is Andrew Jackson on?
Andrew Jackson is on the 20 dollar bill
Who is face is on the 20 bill?
Andrew Jackson is on the $20.00 bill.
Is there a ten dollar bill with Andrew Jackson on it?
If there is a picture of Andrew Jackson on a US $10 bill, it is counterfeit. Andrew Jackson is on the US $20 bill. Alexander Hamilton is on the $10 bill. ========== Actually Andrew Jackson's face appeared on the $10 bill for awhile. In the current series, he was moved to the $20 bill, replacing Grover Cleveland. They kept the same portrait of Jackson .
Who is on the face of the 20 dollar bill?
President Andrew Jackson is on the face of the twenty-dollar bill. President Andrew Jackson first appeared on the twenty-dollar bill in 1928.
Are Andrew Jackson 20 dollar bills rare?
Andrew Jackson is on every US 20 dollar bill. So no, Andrew Jackson twenties are not rare. At all.
What presidents picture is on the 20.00 bill?
Andrew Jackson is on the 20.00 bill
What did Andrew Jackson invent?
President Andrew Jackson did not have any inventions. However, there was an inventor by the name of Andrew Jackson who invented the Jenny coupler and the plow.
Who is the president on the 20 dollar bill?
If you look just below the portrait, there's a caption that will tell you it's Andrew Jackson. Every U.S. bill in current circulation has an identifying caption below the pictures on both sises.
President on a 20 dollar bill?
Andrew Jackson
Whose face is on the 20.00 bill?
Andrew Jackson.
Which president is on a 20 dollar bill?
Andrew Jackson
Who is on the 20 bill?
The 7th President, Andrew Jackson.
