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you have two nickels three dimes and a quarter using at least one of each coin, how many different amounts of money can you make

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alexgriva [62]2 years ago

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5 different amount
3d 2n 1q=65cents
1d 1n 1q=40cents
2d 2n 1q=55cents
1d 2n 1g=45cents
3d 1n 1q=60cents

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