If you folded a newspaper 100 times how thick would it be?

The thickness of a newspaper after folding 100 times can be calculated using the following formula:

Thickness after n folds = Original thickness × 2^n

Given that the original thickness of a newspaper is approximately 0.1 mm and the number of folds is 100:

Thickness after 100 folds = 0.1 mm × 2^100

Thickness after 100 folds ≈ 1.2676506 × 10^30 millimeters

Converting to kilometers:

Thickness after 100 folds ≈ 1.2676506 × 10^24 kilometers

Therefore, if a newspaper is folded 100 times, it would have a thickness of approximately 1.2676506 × 10^24 kilometers, which is an incredibly vast distance.