If you have six boxes, with an odd number of coins in each box, in total you would have an EVEN number of coins. Therefore, this isn't possible. (odd + odd = even, odd + odd + odd = odd, etc. - if you add an even set of odd numbers, the total will always be even.)
If you have between 20 and 30 coins and if you share them among 10 people how many coins you will get will depend on how you divide the coins. For example, if you have 30 coins and divide them evenly between 10 people, you will all get three coins each.
13Q = 65 divide each side by 13. Q = 5 5Q + 7E = 375 (5*5) + 7E = 375 25 + 7E = 375 Take away 25 from each side 7E = 350 Divide by 7 E = 50
3 quarters and 10 nickels.
The 1964 Bailiwick of Jersey Proof Set contains 4 coins, two each of the 1/12th Shilling which is bronze and, two each of the 1/4 Shilling (Threepence) which is nickel/brass.
The Denver mint produces a different number of coins each year. The numbers in recent years are in the billions. To find the average number struck in a day you would have to select a year and take the number produced and divide by 365.
Divide 25 by 4 which equals 6.25Therefore each part contains 6 1/4
Two coins at each vertex.
Given a set of data, order the observations by size. Then divide the set into four such that each part contains a quarter of the observations. These are the quartiles.
Form a triangle with the six coins. Now you have 3 rows with 3 coins in each row!
you can put 7 copper coins on each shelf and 5 silver on each. 7 shelves
You can get coins by playing games. different games have different scoring systems. most single-player games take the score, divide it by 10, and thats the amount of coins you recive. ex.: Score: 500, Coins:50. Puffle roundup gives you alot of coins, each round gets about 90 coins if you play at an average rate, and the rounds only take about 15 seconds. to view however mant coins you have you click on your penguin (veiw playercard) and look at the bottom where it says "Your Coins: ..." Good Luck! ;)
There are different people on the coins. Not all are the same