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3 years ago

Jada has d dimes she has more that 30 cents but less than a dollar can d be 10

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gavmur [86]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

30 cents < 10 cents/dime × d dimes < 1 dollar × 100 cents/dollar

if d = 10

30 cents < 10 cents/dime × 10 dime < 1 dollar × 100 cents/dollar

30 cents < 10 cents/dime × 10 dime < 1 dollar × 100 cents/dollar

notice how the units bolded all cancel out, just leaving cents

30 cents < 100 cents is NOT < 100 cents

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