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Ben has 3 pennies, 1 dime, and one quarter. What is the probability that he can match the change of a dollar bill for any purchase?
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To solve this question: 1. Calculate the number of unique values of change that will result by taking the coins 1 at a time, 2 at a time, 3 at a time, 4 at a time and all together. For example if the coins are taken all together a value of 38 cents results, which is 1 unique combination because 38 cents cannot be achieved by any other combination. Call the total number of unique combinations n. 2. The possible change ranges from 1 cent up to 99 cents giving 99 possible values. 3. The required probability is found from \[P(match\ $\ bill\ with\ change)=\frac{n}{99}\]
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