MHB Stack Height of 1 Million 1-Dollar Bills: ~33 Yards

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A stack of 1 million one-dollar bills would reach approximately 33 yards in height. This calculation is based on the fact that there are about 233 new one-dollar bills per inch. To find the total height, first, divide 1 million by 233 to determine the number of inches, which equals about 4,291. Then, convert inches to yards by dividing by 36, resulting in roughly 119.25 yards. Thus, rounding to the nearest yard gives a final height of 33 yards.
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Approximately how high would a stack of 1 million 1 dollar bills be? Say there are 233 new 1 dollar bills per inch. Round your answer to the nearest yard.)

I need the answer as well as HOW you got there? Please be detailed as possible... I'm new to this kind of math.. using sentences.. T_T
 
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