Q When cashiers return change to customers, they often start at the amount
of the bill. They count upward to convenient amounts until they reach the
amount given by the customer. As they count, they give the customer the
required coins.
1. Suppose the amount of your bill is $2.20. You give the cashier $5.00.
The cashier might return your change like this:
Convenient Amount

Coins Given to Customer
Reached
The bill is $2.20.
1 nickel
$2.25
$3.00
3 quarters
1 toonie
$5.00
How might the cashier return the change if he ran out of quarters?

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