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How many pennies does it take to reach twenty dollars?
2000 or 20,000
How many flying blue miles do you need to reach silver?
15 flight
About how many yearswill it take for 1800 to reach 2500 at a simple interest rate of 4 percent?
about 9.7 years
How many ways can you reach the number 4 using exactly 4 of the number 3?
(3+(3x3))/3=4
Why is the Golden Ratio called the Golden Ratio?
Because it is an unusual ratio and therefore should be given a different name to differentiate it from other common ratios. Gold is valuable and "Golden" is attributed to that which is attractive. The "Golden Ration" is considered attractive and has many uses.
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