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Galina-37 [17]
2 years ago
10

camelback mountain has an elevation change of 1,264 feet. how many pennies would it take to make a stack that high ? show all wo

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Mathematics
1 answer:
gtnhenbr [62]2 years ago
3 0

              Camel back Mountain = 15,168 inches (1,264 feet)

  • 1 Penny = 0.061 (.0610) Inches
  • 10 Penny = 0.61 (.610) Inches
  • 100 Penny = 6.1 (6.10) Inches
  • 1,000 Penny = 61 (61.0) Inches
  • 10,000 Penny = 610 (610.0) Inches

                                                   <u>-SOLVING-</u>

10,000 Penny = 610 inches PLUS

1,000 Penny = 61 inches AND 61 inches x 5 = 305 (5,000 Penny)

100 Penny = 6.1 inches PLUS

10 Penny = 0.61 inches AND 0.61 inches x 6 = 3.66 (60 Penny)

1 Penny = 0.061 inches AND 0.061 inches x 8 = 0.488 (8 Penny)

                                            -<u>FINAL ANSWER-</u>

610 + 305 + 6.1 + 3.66 + 0.488 = 925.248 Penny it would take.

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