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Nicole is right because it matters about the types of coins you have

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Yes may be because you can have different combinations of coins for same amount.

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Even know it's different amount of money it could have the same value

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No because 11 isn't the same as 13 and it is ether you have different coins or not

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I think they can have the same amount because they could be using different coins

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Yes, because you could add up different coins with different values and get the same total.

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Yes it can be different amounts as long as they are different coin denominations....like if one set is dimes and if one set is pennies and quarters...

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They can have the same amount of money or not depending on the type of coins they have. For example if Ms.Holland has 11 quarters and Ms.Kemp has 9 quarters and 5 dimes both of them would end up having the same amount of money that is $2.75

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This can be true because the coins can be different amounts. For example, Mrs. Holland can have one quarter, two nickels, and eight dimes = $1.15. Miss Kemp can have one quarter, six nickels, and six dimes = $1.15.

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NO BECAUSE EVEN THOUGH THE TENS IS THE SAME DOESN'T MEAN THE ONES HAS TO BE THE SAME

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No because  I no that 11is not the same as 13 and to make it the same is you have to change the tens place in the elevens and change it into a three

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https://youtu.be/8ldPQrCU9Go

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Money HOT question: Mrs. Holland has 11 coins. Miss Kemp has 13 coins. Miss Bellotte says they have the same amount. Can this be true? Why or why not?