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3 years ago

How long does a dollar bill typically last?

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2 answers:

Goshia [24]3 years ago

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Answer

Hi,

The closest value from the answer options is {A}

Explanation

Depending on the denomination printed on the note, a $1 last 18 months; that is one year and 6 months. The $5 bill lasts 2 years, $10 bill lasts 3 years,$20 bill four years and $50 and $100 bills last for 9 years. A worn out bill is normally removed from circulation and replaced on daily basis.

Good Luck!

Elis [28]3 years ago

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$100 bill is 15 years while a $5 bill lasts just 4.9 years. Dollar bills last just under 6 years on average So I wanna say D? Cutting the life span in half in circulation.

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