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How much money is 3 tenths of 3 dollars and 50 cents?
One dollar and five cents.
If you have five dollars and you take away three dollars and fifty cents away how much money do you have left?
100 cents = $1 → 50 cents = $(50/100) = $0.50 → $3 50 cents = $3.50 $5 - $3.50 = $5.00 - $3.50 = $1.50
How much money is 1 half of a dollar 1 fourth of a dollar and 1 tenth of a dollar?
50 cents, 25 cents, and 10 cents respectively.
How much money half of a dollar plus one fourth of a dollar?
75 cents. One half dollar is 50 cents, and one fourth of a dollar is 25 cents. So, 50 plus 25 equals 75.
How much is 10?
It equals 100.
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