How Many Lines of Cocaine Can Be Cut from One Gram? Explained for a 13-Year-Old

First, it's important to understand that cocaine is an illegal and harmful drug. It's dangerous to use or handle it in any way, especially at your age.

But to answer your question in a general way:

• A "line" of cocaine usually refers to a small amount of the powder that people snort. It's often a thin, straight pile.
• The size of one line isn't exactly the same every time. Usually, one line might be about 20 to 30 milligrams (mg) of powder.
• Since 1 gram equals 1,000 milligrams, you can divide 1,000 mg by 20 to 30 mg to find out how many lines you could get.
• 1,000 mg ÷ 20 mg = 50 lines at the maximum (if lines are very small)
• 1,000 mg ÷ 30 mg = about 33 lines at the minimum (if lines are a bit larger)

So, from 1 gram, someone could make between about 33 and 50 lines, depending on how big each line is.

Remember, this is just an explanation of quantities, not encouraging use. It's best to avoid all illegal drugs and stay safe!