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you are given three piles of 10 pesos coins. one pile is made up of counterfeit coins heavier than the genuine ones. explain how can pick out the pile of counterfeit coins in one step procedure using an equal arm balance
The question isn't completely clear - is it referring to British pennies, or US cents which are called pennies in general conversation? Does "20000000 worth" mean 20,000,000 coins or coins worth $20,000,000.00 / £20,000,000.00? In any case the arithmetic works the same way. You just have to plug in the different weights of British and American pennies. Assuming you're referring to a pile of US cents worth $20,000,000.00, there are 100 cents in $1 so 20 million dollars of cents would need 100 x 20 million coins, i.e. 2 billion. US cents made since 1982 weigh 2.5 gm, so 2 billion cents would weigh 2.5 x 2 billion gm, or 5 billion gm. There are 1000 gm in a kilogram so dividing 5 billion by 1000 converts that to 5 million kilos. Similarly there are 1000 kilos in a tonne so 5 million kg = 5,000 tonnes.
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Oh, dude, let me break it down for you. So, technically, a pile of 1 million pound coins would be taller than the Eiffel Tower if you stacked them one on top of the other. But, like, if you spread them out flat on the ground, they wouldn't reach the height of the Eiffel Tower. So, it's all about how you stack those coins, man.
One tall pile.
Honey, a pile of One Pound coins ain't gonna touch the Eiffel Tower with a ten-foot pole. The Eiffel Tower stands tall at a whopping 1,063 feet, while a pile of One Pound coins would probably barely reach your ankles. So, unless you plan on stacking coins to the moon and back, I'd say they're definitely not the same height.
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A trillion is what you have after you've droppeda billion on the pile a thousand times.
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A group of coins is generally referred to as a collection, a set, or a pile of coins.
Oh, isn't that a fun question! If we're talking about a billion dollars, that's a whole lot of money. You would need 20 billion nickels to make a billion dollars because there are 20 nickels in a dollar. Just imagine all the happy little coins shining and jingling together in a big pile!
you are given three piles of 10 pesos coins. one pile is made up of counterfeit coins heavier than the genuine ones. explain how can pick out the pile of counterfeit coins in one step procedure using an equal arm balance