What are combinations to make 37 cents?

Answer 1

Let:

P = pennies

N = nickels

D = dimes

Q = quarters

Then your possible combinations are

1. 1Q + 1D + 2P
2. 1Q + 2N + 2P
3. 1Q + 1N + 7P
4. 1Q + 12P
5. 3D + 1N + 2P
6. 3D + 7P
7. 2D + 3N + 2P
8. 2D + 2N + 7P
9. 2D + 1N + 12P
10. 2D + 17P
11. 1D + 5N + 2P
12. 1D + 4N + 7P
13. 1D + 3N + 12P
14. 1D + 2N + 17P
15. 1D + 1N + 22P
16. 1D + 27P
17. 7N + 2P
18. 6N + 7P
19. 5N + 12P
20. 4N + 17P
21. 3N + 22P
22. 2N + 27P
23. 1N + 32P
24. 37P

Giving you a grand total of 24 combinations.

Answer 2

Oh, isn't that a happy little question! Let's see, you could have one 25 cent coin and one 10 cent coin and two 1 cent coins. Or maybe you'd like to use a 25 cent coin, one 5 cent coin, and seven 1 cent coins. There are so many lovely combinations to make 37 cents, just let your imagination flow!

Answer 3

To make 37 cents using a combination of coins, you can use one quarter (25 cents) and one dime (10 cents) and two pennies (1 cent each). Another combination could be one quarter, one nickel (5 cents), and seven pennies. These are just a couple of examples of the various combinations possible to make 37 cents using US Coins.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, making 37 cents is like trying to find spare change in your couch cushions. You could have a quarter, a dime, and two pennies, or you could have a quarter and three pennies. But hey, who's really counting when it's just 37 cents, am I right?

Answer 5

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