# Math

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If you have one \$50 bill, one \$20 bill, one \$10 bill and one \$100 bill, how many possible sums of money consisting of three bills each, can be formed?

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50, 20, 10 = 80

50, 20, 100 = 170

50, 10, 100 = 160

20, 10, 100 = 130

so 4 sums, correct me if i am wrong

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