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Chase has two stacks of coins, one stack is made up of 12 quarters and the other stack is made up of 12 pennies. He says that the total area of the two shapes is equal. Is he correct?
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Chase has two stacks of coins, one stack is made up of 12 quarters and the other stack is made up of 12 pennies. He says that the total area of the two shapes is equal. Is he correct?

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Answer: no

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User Techdude
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No, he is not correct, the coins have different diameter and thickness.

Explanation:

Pennies are much smaller than quarters

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