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David was given two coins. One coin is twice the value of the other. Which statement is not true David was given $0.75. David was given $0.26. One coin is smaller in size than the other David was given
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David was given two coins. One coin is twice the value of the other. Which statement is not true

David was given $0.75.
David was given $0.26.
One coin is smaller in size than the other
David was given $0.15.

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he was given $0.75 cents
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