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Alisa has $2.00 in change. If she has 7 quarters, what is the maximum number of dimes she can have?
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Alisa has $2.00 in change. If she has 7 quarters, what is the maximum number of dimes she can have?

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2 dimes is the correct answer

7 quarters = 1.75
2 dimes= 0.20
1.75 + 0.20= 1.95
She has 2.00$
3 dimes would be 2.05 (Incorrect)
Therefore 2 dimes is the Answer
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