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3 years ago

Please Help!!!!! You have twice as many nickels as pennies. you have $1.10. how many of each coin do you have? Explain.

2 answers:

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20 nickels and 10 pennies

A nickel worth 5 cents can be multiplied by 20 to get 100 cent which is a dollar and to get the rest you use pennies which would be 10 cents, 20 is twice as much as 10

marishachu [46]3 years ago

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10 pennies and 20 nickels = $1.10

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Please Help!!!!! You have twice as many nickels as pennies. you have $1.10. how many of each coin do you have￼? Explain.

Please Help!!!!! You have twice as many nickels as pennies. you have $1.10. how many of each coin do you have? Explain.