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For every penny Sam puts into his bank, Tara puts 4 pennies into her bank. If Sam puts 10 pennies into his bank, how many pennie

s does Tara put into her bank? Answer options with 4 options

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devlian [24]3 years ago

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Answer: If Tara puts 4 pennies in for every one Sam does then after he puts in 10 she would of put 40.

She put in 40 pennies. Hope this helps ;)

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