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How many quarters are in 11 dollars?
44 of them.
How many quarters would equal 250 grams?
From the US Mint website, a quarter weighs 5,67 g. 250 g has 44 quarters (coins). Exactly is 44,091 !
How many quarters in two and three quarters?
11 quarters
How many quarters are in 5 and three quarters?
23 quarters
Is two quarters more than three quarters?
No, three quarters is more than two quarters.
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