Mathematics, 09.02.2022 08:50 MorallyGray

5. In a piggy bank, there were 21 pennies, 32 nickels, and 13 dimes. a) What fraction of the coins were nickels? b) Estimate the percent of coins that were nickels. c) How much money was in the piggy bank? d) Estimate the percent of money that was in dimes.

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5. In a piggy bank, there were 21 pennies, 32 nickels, and 13 dimes. a) What fraction of the coins w...