If i put a penny in a jar every day for a year how much money will i have

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Hi there!

A year is 365 days, correct?
If we save our pennies up from January 1st to December 31st, you'd have 3 dollars (since 100 pennies is 1 dollar) and 65 pennies left over. If it was a leap year, however, you'd have 3 dollars and 66 cents. :)

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