If awnsers equalled a $1.00 bill how long would it take to reach $1,000,000.00 in awnsers?..?
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However long it takes you to answer a million questions. Judging by the leader board, that would be awhile.
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0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, 0004, 0005, 0006, 0007, 0008, 0009, 0010, 0011... etc, etc  untill u get to 9998, 9999\n\ntry it out, might take a long time but one combination will work :))
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The bill was 75.\nThey paid 25 each.\nAfter paying a total of 5 Rs from the check was refunded.\nTherefore, for all intents and purposes, they paid, in total, 70 Rs.\n\nThe one dollar disappears when you do the math the way you did, because it does not take into consideration that the refund was on the entire check and not per person paid. Had the 5 Rs been distributed evently, each person would have received 1.67 Rs. So, each person's real contribution was 23.33 Rs. \n\nEven if the waiter did steal the 5 Rs, they still got a 5 Rs discount.
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1.  If it costs 10 c/min to call within the area code, and he made a 1 hr call in the area code, it cost (60 min)*(10 c/min) = 600 c = $6.  That means he has $25 - $6 = $19 left on the card.  Long distance calls cost 20 c/min.  With $19, he can call long distance for (1900 c) / (20 c/min) = 95 min.  That's 1 hr, 35 min.\n\n2.  The total cost of the calls would be (60 min)*(10 c/min) + (120 min)*(20 c/min) = 600 c + 2400 c = 3000 c = $30.
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L8.00 is equal to about $9.47\nGive or take a penny.  ;)
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lol it's primary exercise\n\ncall the number of $20 bills is X and the number of $50 is Y. \nWe have 20X+50Y=1000 and X+Y=32\n=> 20(32-Y)+50Y=1000\n=> 640 + 30Y   =1000\n=>       30Y   =360\n=>         Y   =12\n=>         X   =20\n        THAT'S ALL
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Treasury notes, sometimes called T-Notes, earn a fixed rate of interest every six months until maturity. Notes are issued in terms of 2, 3, 5, and 10 years.\n\nTreasury bills, or T-bills, are sold in terms ranging from a few days to 26 weeks. Bills are sold at a discount from their face value. For instance, you might pay $970 for a $1,000 bill. When the bill matures, you would be paid $1,000. The difference between the purchase price and face value is interest.
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1,000,000, how the h*ll am i soposed to know???
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let the original price be x\nx * 20/100 =12590\ntherefore.. x=12590*5\n=\n62950\n\ni didnt notice the extra f in "off" .. i took it as "of".. \nstill m not goin to edit my answer
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each dollar bill is .1 mm thick so do the math\n508 dollars
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This question is old. If the bill is $25 and they each paid $10 but the clerk returns $1 to each and the bellboy gets the $2 tip there is no lost dollar. It's all in the way the question is presented. \n\n$25/3 = $8.33 1/3 Or 2 people paid $8.33 and the final guy paid $8.34\n\nIn the question the cents get dropped making it seem as though they each paid an even $8 with an extra $1 back.\n\n$8 + $1 = $9. You can see the cents were dropped.\n\nThe other dollar is in the till where it belongs. The bill was $25 NOT $24\n\nEDIT: This is all a question of laziness. The clerk knew 3 guys split the bill. He should have sent up $1.67 cents each for 2 guys and $1.66 for the last. \n\n$1.67 + $1.67 + $1.66 = $5.00\n\nInstead he sent up 5 $1 bills. The guys were too lazy to work out who got what out of the final $2 after taking back a $1 bill each so they let the bellboy keep the $2. \n\n0.67 + 0.67 + 0.66 = $2.00 \n\nA cheap tip for the bellboy when you look at what each one tipped.\n\nTo sum this up\n\nGuy 1 paid\n\n$8.33 (room) + 0.67 (tip) + $1 (returned) = $10.00 \n\nGuy 2 paid\n\n$8.33 (room) + 0.67 (tip) + $1 (returned) = $10.00 \n\nGuy 3 paid\n\n$8.34 (room) + 0.66 (tip) + $1 (returned) = $10.00
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why should "balance after" add up to anything like the same number?   Try this:\n\nwithdrawal..... balance after\n99..............1\n1...............0\ntotal=100......total=1
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200\n\n(1,000,000/5,000=200)
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1,000,000,000 (that's one billion) assuming there are no qualifications (like the first digit can't be zero, etc.)\n\nThink about it - if you start counting a 000-00-0001 and keep going to 999-99-9999, that's 999,999,999.  BUT you still have 000-00-0000 and that makes 1 billion.
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Wouldn't the present value be $1.  The future value would take time & interest into account.
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If it were plus, instead of times, the answer would be 1.\nAs it is, I don't recognize it.  Perhaps my math is a bit rusty...
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uh. Buy four thousand one dollar bills?