Math Problem of the Week
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Congratulations to Sydney Edens for submitting the first correct response to last week's puzzle: 12 pennies, 14 nickels, 7 dimes and 3 quarters
Congratulations also to Marcus H., Harry S. and Chris P. for also submitting the correct response.
Here is last week's puzzle once again:
Dan has pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters in his pocket - a total
of 36 coins. He has twice as many nickels as dimes and four times as
many pennies as quarters. If he has $2.27 in coins, how many coins of
each type does he have?
Final results for the year are:
First Place: Marcus Henning (12)
Second Place: Chris Park (11)
Third Place: Harry Sun (10)
Others who scored points:
Amberlyn T (4), Sydney E (3), Thomas R (3), Malea B (3), Ben P (2), Hannah H (2), Katelyn B (2), Janne K (2) and many more who submitted one correct response.
Thank you to everyone who participated and submitted responses for the puzzles this year. I hope you had fun challenging your "mathematical talents".
Mrs. Kathy Stern
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