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Draw a conclusion for the statement if possible:
If a coin is a dime, then it is worth 10 cents. If a coin is worth 10 cents, then 10 would make a dollar.
If a coin is a dime, then it is worth 10 cents. If a coin is worth 10 cents, then 10 would make a dollar.
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From the given statements, we can derive the following conclusions:
1. The first statement implies that if we have a coin that is specifically a dime, it indeed has a value of 10 cents.
2. The second statement states that if a coin is worth 10 cents, then 10 of those coins would make a dollar (since 10 coins * 10 cents/coin = 100 cents, which equals 1 dollar).
Based on these statements, we can conclude that:
If a coin is a dime, then 10 dimes would make a dollar.
Thus, the relationships between being a dime and its worth, as well as the conversion to a dollar, logically follow from the statements provided.
1. The first statement implies that if we have a coin that is specifically a dime, it indeed has a value of 10 cents.
2. The second statement states that if a coin is worth 10 cents, then 10 of those coins would make a dollar (since 10 coins * 10 cents/coin = 100 cents, which equals 1 dollar).
Based on these statements, we can conclude that:
If a coin is a dime, then 10 dimes would make a dollar.
Thus, the relationships between being a dime and its worth, as well as the conversion to a dollar, logically follow from the statements provided.
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