 
 <prompt> text: ```110 na one kind film format wey dem dey use for photography. Dem introduce am for 1972 by Kodak. 110 na like small version of Kodak 126 film format wey dem do before. Each frame get one registration hole. Dem dey put 24 frames inside one cartridge wey fit sometimes fit extra image due to production variations.

The film dey inside plastic cartridge wey dey register the image when you dey advance the film. E get continuous backing paper, and the frame number and film type dey show for window for the back of the cartridge. You no need to rewind the film and e dey very easy to load and unload. E don already get frame lines and numbers, so e dey easy for photofinishers to print.

Unlike other formats like disc and APS film, when dem process 110 negatives, dem go return am as strips without the original cartridge. Dem introduce 110 cartridge for 1972 with Kodak Pocket Instamatic cameras. The new small cameras bin dey very popular and e soon replace other subminiature cameras for market. The 110 film width na 16 mm. Four frame strip go measure 111 mm.

Answer the following questions:
1. Wetin be 110?
2. Wetin be the film type?
3. Wetin be the type of cartridge?
4. When e start to dey sell?
5. Wetin be the width?
6. Wetin dem first sell am with?
7. People dey buy am well well?
8. Wetin be the competitor of that camera type?
9. How many pictures fit dey inside one roll?
10. Which company dey sell am?
11. E be like say e dey based on another product?
12. Which one?
13. Wetin be the change?
14. E hard to use?
15. How dem dey give back processed negatives?
16. E different from other film types?
17. E dey show the frame number?
18. Wetin else e dey show?
19. E fit dey use for videos?
20. How long 24 frame strip go be?``` <response>: ```1. film
2. cartridge-based
3. plastic
4. 1972
5. 16 mm
6. Kodak Pocket Instamatic cameras
7. yes
8. Minolta 16 series
9. 24 to 25
10. Kodak
11. yes
12. 126 film
13. e don miniaturised
14. no
15. for strips
16. yes
17. yes
18. film type
19. no
20. 666 mm``` 