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How many dimes are in 55 dollars?
a dime = 10 cents, there 10 dimes in a dollar. 55 dollars x 10 dimes = 550 dimes
How many dimes equal 10 dollars?
There are 10 dimes in a dollar, so 10 dollars times 10 dimes would equal 100 dimes.
How many dimes in 40 dollars?
1 dollar = 10 dimes so 40 dollars = 40*10 = 400 dimes.
How many dimes are in 17 dollars?
17 dollars is equivalent to 170 dimes. 1 dollar= 10 dimes. 10•17= 170.
How many dollars will I have if I have 150 dimes?
There are ten dimes to the dollar. Therefore, 150 ÷ 10 = 15 dollars.
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