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3 years ago

Would you rather have pennies to match your weight or quarters to match your height

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mezya [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

First you have to divide the number by the weight of one penny (which is 2.5 grams) then take what you get and multiply by the value of one penny (and that is $0.01). After you do that you should end up with $5.376. I looked up some more information on GOOGLE and it said that they rounded this number to $5.38. <u>So your height in quarters is worth way more than your weight in pennies.</u>

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