Comments on: Tell us the combination of notes that make up $100 [Maths Trivia] http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html Know your technology head on Thu, 04 Dec 2008 18:22:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Rich Fiege http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html#comment-26515 Rich Fiege Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:08:56 +0000 http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html#comment-26515 Two 20s = $40 45 1s = $45 three 5s = $15 total $100 nice Two 20s = $40
45 1s = $45
three 5s = $15

total $100

nice

]]> By: Rich Fiege http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html#comment-26514 Rich Fiege Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:06:26 +0000 http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html#comment-26514 Two $20s =$40 Forty-Five $1s =$45 Three $5s =$15 Total: 50 bills = $100 Two $20s =$40
Forty-Five $1s =$45
Three $5s =$15

Total: 50 bills = $100

]]> By: AussieRodney http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html#comment-26507 AussieRodney Mon, 30 Jun 2008 09:55:06 +0000 http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html#comment-26507 Yep. Start with 50x$1, but that's used the 50 notes already. Ok, go down by 10 $1 notes & start filling up with $5 notes. Get to 8 of those & you have 40x$1 & 8x$5 = $60. Another 2 notes for the remaining $40? Easy. Yep. Start with 50x$1, but that’s used the 50 notes already. Ok, go down by 10 $1 notes & start filling up with $5 notes. Get to 8 of those & you have 40x$1 & 8x$5 = $60. Another 2 notes for the remaining $40? Easy.

]]> By: Ankesh Kothari http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html#comment-26503 Ankesh Kothari Mon, 30 Jun 2008 07:31:38 +0000 http://techie-buzz.com/trivia/what-notes-are-required-to-make-100-dollars.html#comment-26503 Took me all of 23 seconds. Two $10 notes ($20) Eight $5 notes ($40) Forty $1 notes ($40) Took me all of 23 seconds.

Two $10 notes ($20)
Eight $5 notes ($40)
Forty $1 notes ($40)

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