Ohh wow.. haha I don't even

[Anonymous No.5587029]

I can't believe how everyone here thinks they can actually do REAL WORLD piratical math. And yet no one ever posts anything relating to real world everyday problems.. just hypothetical babel that no one will ever use.

>bet you $100 bucks
no one on sci could even calculate out what the smallest number of coins one could use to give exact change in any transaction with us currency and show their work.

>HAHA ohh wow,
>mfw /sci/ even attempts to solve such a problem.

[Anonymous No.5587032]

11
how do i claim my $100 bucks

[Anonymous No.5587034]

>>5587029
sorry op.. no one here will be able to answer a problem that takes creative thought. Try /diy/

[Anonymous No.5587036]

>>5587032
by showing your work

[Anonymous No.5587037]

>>5587029
>tfw if I actually finished math in HS i'd help because well played

owait actually red your qeustion

97cents?
Well that's about 237 rupies
4 bills
3 wood coins
5 plastic ones

[Anonymous No.5587040]

That's...a very confusing question.
It's extremely ambiguous.

Doesn't it depend on the transaction type? Not to mention the cost of the "transaction"?

No basis.

[Anonymous No.5587041]

>>5587029

>this is totally not a homework thread

Try harder next time OP.

[Anonymous No.5587060]

>>5587032
>tfw I can no longer satisfy this solution in Canadian currency.

[Anonymous No.5587069]

answer is 9 op

1 half dollar, 1 quarter, one dime, two nickels, 4 pennies