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A total of 4 pennies are put into 4 piles so that each pile has a different number of pennies. What is the smallest possible number of pennies that could be in the largest pile
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A total of 4 pennies are put into 4 piles so that each pile has a different number of pennies. What is the smallest possible number of pennies that could be in the largest pile

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iF THERE MUST BE 4 PILES, and you have only 4 pennies, then there must be 1 penny in each pile.

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