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Mathematics, 02.04.2021 22:40 rileyeddins1010

I have exactly $2.11, all in coins. I have the same number of half dollars as pennies, more quarters than half dollars, more dimes than quarters, and more dimes than nickels. What coins do I have? Find all possible solutions.

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