A stack of nickels has a math of 45 grams. there are 9 nickels in the stack. what is the mass of 1 nickel

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Stella [2.4K]3 years ago

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ZanzabumX [31]3 years ago

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1 stack of nickels is S=45gm; given that there are 9 nickels on each stack you can divide the mass of the stack(45) by the number of nickels in a stack(9) to find the mass of 1 single nickel

$\frac{45gm}{9}=5gm$

<u>5gm = 1 nickel</u>

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