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Nickel

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Peter Piper packed a stack of 50 nickels.
Just five grams weighed each nickel coin that Peter Piper packed.
If just a quarter of each coin contains the metal nickel,
What mass of nickel’s in the stack that Peter Piper packed?

Based on Peter Piper
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Written by Alice Baxter

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