How Many Quarters Make 40 Dollars?

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∙ 12y agoUpdated: 8/31/2024

160 quarters

4 quarters = 1 dollar

160 quarters = 40 dollars

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How many quarters you need to make ten dollars?

40

How many quaters make 10 dollars?

None, because there is no such thing as a quater.However, 40 quarters make 10 dollars.

How many dollars is in a roll of quarters?

40 quarters

How many quarters are there in 10 dollars?

40 quarters (4 quarters in one dollar) so 4x10=40

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480 quarters = $120.00 ( 40 quarters =$10.00 )

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