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What Do I Have? A Math Quiz With Coins

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Here's a simple math quiz. I am holding 9 coins which totals 85 cents what denominations do I have and how many of each. Don't assume there is just one of each. Hint, there may be more than one combination possible but there is only one correct combination.

Only one guess per member, so choose carefully. Good luck!

Actual combination of coins will be posted on 7-17-13 so you have a week to make your guess. All guesses will not be acknowledged as correct or incorrect before next Thursday.

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You are talking current denominations of circulating US coins?
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2 Quarters, 7 Nickels

I know another combination that works too but that ones more obvious so Ill go with this

Edit: Just thought of a 3rd and I think that might be the one youre going for but Ill stick with my initial answer
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07/11/2013 04:08 am
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8 Dimes, 1 Nickel

edit - I came up with 3 versions too, and just picked one
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 Posted 07/11/2013  06:45 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Spikey Norman to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Three quarters, one nickel and five cents (sorry, can't bring myself to call them pennies)

edit: I can think of at least two more not yet mentioned - who'd a thunk so many combos would be legit lol

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My guess:

Half Dollar - x1
Dimes - x3
Cents - x5

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4 20 cent pieces and 5 pennies
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My guess:

1 Quarter
4 Dimes
4 Nickels

Thanks for the brain teaser!
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1 2 Cent
1 3 Cent
1 Nickel
5 Dimes
1 Quarter
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07/11/2013 1:04 pm
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......2 - .25 = .50
......1 - .10 = .10
......4 - .05 = .20
......1 - .03 = .03
......1 - .02 = .02

Total-9 .85
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Noah, that's 3 coins only.
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Right you are
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1 half,
1 Twenty Cent Piece,
2 nickels.
5 pennies.
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Four fifths and five cents.
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2 Quarters
1 20-cent
1 Dime
5 Cents
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3 Quarters
4 Two Cent
2 One Cent
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