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Natalie's POTW

by NatalieMarabello on Feb 10, 2011

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Problem of the Week
Feb. 14 - 18
A certain one-dollar coin should have a mass of 7.0g. Each individual coin may be lighter or heavier by as much as 2.14% Joshua has a number of these coins and determines that they have a total mass of 1.0kg. What is the difference between the greatest possible number and the least possible number of coins he could have?