What is on both sides of a dime?
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*on the heads side it Roosevelt \n*on the tails side its an tourch, olive leaf and a oak branch
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You need to give us a problem, but let's say the problem was:\n\nYou have ten coins (dimes or nickels) and they add up to 65 cents...\n\nYou could guess that you have 5 dimes and 5 nickels:\nGuess:\n5 dimes, 5 nickels\nCheck\n75 cents <-- too high\n\nSo try guessing 4 dimes and 6 nickels:\nGuess:\n4 dimes, 6 nickels\nCheck:\n70 cents <-- still too high\n\nFinally try guessing 3 dimes and 7 nickels:\nGuess:\n3 dimes, 7 nickels:\nCheck\n65 cents <-- correct answer.
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on the left hand side
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one sided only has the upper limit and anything below/lower limit and anything above\n\n2 sided gives both the upper and lower range for the value to fall in between
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36 dimes ($3.60), 14 nickels (70¢)\n\nI did it via guess and check. =)
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Dime\nDollar\nPenny\nBank\nWallet\n\nAltogether, it should say MONEY
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Two sides to the same coin.
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i think it's either called Dime or Bojangles
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Nickles and dimes are low-value American coins.\n\nTo "nickle and dime" means to annoy or exhaust by charging small fees, or by inference, to annoy with small ideas or petty complaints.\n\nI hopethis helps you :-))
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I think it's the left side. I don't know if this is exactly what you're looking for, but check out the website below.
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x = dimes\n2x = nickels\n2x-3 = quarters\n\nNow multiply in the values of the coins:\n\n.10(x) for dimes               .10x\n.05(2x) for nickels            .10x\n.25(2x-3) for quarters       .50x-.75\n\nall of which sums to 2.05.\n\nMultiply everything by 100 to get rid of the pesky decimals and you get to:\n\n10x + 10x + 50x - 75 = 205\n\n70x = 280\n\nx = 4\n\nSO.....\n\nThere are 4 dimes for 40 cents\nthere are 8 nickels for 40 cents\nand there are 5 quarters for 1.25\n\nFor a grand total of 2.05.\n\nHappy happy!!
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dimes take up less space
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dime_(U.S._coin) - 1 dime = 2.268 (g)\n1lb = 453.59 g\n\n453.59g / 2.27g = 199.82\n\n(199.82)(.10) = $19.98 = $20.00\n\napproximately $20.00
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Because the other coin is. You have two coins and logically speaking, one is not a dime but the other is
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The rough edges are a throwback to a security measure used when coins were made of valuable metals.  The milled edges could not be ground or shaved off without someone noticing.  The nickle and penny weren't considered valuable enough.\n\nNowadays, the edges on a dime or quarter are more for decoration, but they are used as part of verifying process in vending machines.
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Here's one...\n\nI have 30 cent in my hand.  One coin is not a quarter.  What are the two coins?\n\nAnswer: a quarter and a nickel.  JUST one coin in not a quarter.  NOT BOTH coins!\n\nI hope that works for you!\n\nIf not, here's another one...\n\nWhich one is correct:\nThe yolk are white.  OR The yolk is white.\n\nAnswer: NEITHER.  The yolk is YELLOW!\n\nI hope I was of some help!
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The one that is not a nickle is a quarter.  The other one is a nickle.