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a stack of quarters is 5 mm. how many quarters are in a stack that is 5 cm tall? show the steps you took and explain your answer

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Well, scence you don't know how many quarters are in a stack of 5mm, ill give a variable answer...there's 10x as many quarters in the stack of cm than the stack of millimeters, because 5mm=1/2 cm, and 5/.5=10

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