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How many howl ones are equal to 36 quarters

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How many howl ones are equal to 36 quarters

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36x0.25=9 so your answer is 9 quarters

Csdroid answered Feb 10, 2017

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36 x 0.25 (a quarter) = 9
9 whole numbers are in 36 quarters

Mert Inan answered Feb 14, 2017

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