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How many 5 cent coins go into 2 dollars?
40
How many 5 cents are there in 8 dollars?
To find out how many 5-cent coins are in 8 dollars, first convert dollars to cents. There are 800 cents in 8 dollars (8 x 100). Then, divide 800 cents by 5 cents: 800 ÷ 5 = 160. Therefore, there are 160 five-cent coins in 8 dollars.
How would you use cent in a sentence?
today i went to the store and as my change i got 5 dollars and 1 cent back.
How many 5 cent make 1 dime?
2 5 cent, you idiot.
How many 5 cent coins make up 9 dollars 50?
190
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