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How many rolls of dimes would make 20 dollars?
One roll of dimes is 5 dollars. Therefore it would take 4 rolls of dimes to make 20 dollars.
How many dollars equal 4 million dimes?
Ten dimes are Equal to One Dollar. So. Four Million Dimes are equal to Four Hundred Thousand Dollars.
How many nickels is in 2 dollars 16 dimes and 4 nickels?
76 of them.
How many dollars make 490 dimes?
49 dollars makes 490 dimes.
How many dimes are in 55 dollars?
a dime = 10 cents, there 10 dimes in a dollar. 55 dollars x 10 dimes = 550 dimes
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