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1 pound = 100 penny = 10 penny x 10 penny = 1/10 pound x 1/10 pound = 1/100 pound = 1 penny => 1 pound = 1 penny How is this possible if 1 pound = 100 pennies
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1 pound = 100 penny = 10 penny x 10 penny = 1/10 pound x 1/10 pound = 1/100 pound = 1 penny => 1 pound = 1 penny How is this possible if 1 pound = 100 pennies
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1 pound = 100 penny
= 10 penny x 10 penny
= 1/10 pound x 1/10 pound
= 1/100 pound
= 1 penny
=> 1 pound = 1 penny
How is this possible if 1 pound = 100 pennies
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