HOW CAN I CONVERT MONEY? MCC.4.MD.1 Money. Conversions pennies = 1 nickel nickels = 1 dime dimes = 1 dollar quarters = 1 dollar.

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HOW CAN I CONVERT MONEY? MCC.4.MD.1 Money

Conversions ____ pennies = 1 nickel ____ nickels = 1 dime ____ dimes = 1 dollar ____ quarters = 1 dollar

Conversions 5 quarters = ______ pennies

Conversions 6 dollars = _____ dimes

Conversions 30 dimes = _____ nickels

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