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6 dollars equal how many pennies?
I can answer that.
You see, 1 dollar equals to 100 pennies.
That means that 6 dollars = 600 pennies.
I hope you understand me.
around 1085 if the pennies are 1980's till now. so that's $10.85
$6 is equal to 600 pennies/600 cents
i do not have the foggiest idea
600 bruhhhhhh
600 pennies
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