Darren has 84 DIMES and 144 PENNIES in his piggy bank.
Eugene has 63 DIMES
and 112 PENNIES in...
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Darren has 84 DIMES and 144 PENNIES in his piggy bank.
Eugene has 63 DIMES
and 112 PENNIES in his piggy bank.
Who has the higher ratio of DIMES TO PENNIES in their piggy bank?
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