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There are 1,001 pennies lined up on a table. Starting at one end of the line, I replace every third coin with a dime. How much money on the table?
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There are 1,001 pennies lined up on a table.

Starting at one end of the line, I replace every
third coin with a dime. How much money on
the table?

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Answer: 3998 cents, or $39.98

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