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Suppose you have 1 million pennies. How many loonies could you trade them for How many toonies How many $5 bills $20 bills $ 100 bills?
Hell I personally have all of them wrapped into one. ...
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What is the money used in Canada?
Toonies & loonies, Bucks and dollars, pennies, dimes, nickles and quarters
How many toonies are in million pennies?
5000
How many dimes are in 10 toonies?
The answer is 200 dimes. Your Welcome.
How many toonies are in one million?
500,000
How much toonies would i need to get 1 million dollars?
To calculate how many toonies you need to reach 1 million dollars, divide 1,000,000 by 2 (since a toonie is worth 2 dollars). This results in needing 500,000 toonies to get to 1 million dollars.
How many toonies does it take to make 1 million?
A toonie, which is a Canadian two-dollar coin, is worth 2 dollars. To make 1 million dollars with toonies, you would divide 1,000,000 by 2, resulting in 500,000 toonies.
How many toonies will make 1 million?
500000 of them.
What is money called in Canada?
Money! Toonies & loonies, Bucks and dollars, pennies, dimes, nickles and quarters also there is moolah also known as bread/ funny money (from Canadian Tire), dough, cash, Get the idea? Pretty well all the same as the U.S.A.
How many toonies would it take to make 1 million?
A toonie is a Canadian two-dollar coin. To make 1 million dollars using toonies, you would need 500,000 toonies. This is because 1 million divided by 2 (the value of a toonie) equals 500,000.
How many toonies make a million?
500,000 because 500,000 multiplied by 2 equals 1 million By Math Genius
How many toonies make 1 million?
Toonies are Canadian two-dollar coins. Therefore, to calculate how many toonies make 1 million dollars, you would divide 1,000,000 by 2 (the value of one toonie). This calculation results in 500,000 toonies making up 1 million dollars.
What is the name of Canada's money?
Canadians dollars. One dollar coins are called 'Loonies', and two dollar coins are called 'Toonies'. Canadian dollar are very close to the American dollar, I believe. Also...I'm sorry but, it would be 'their' not 'there'.
