What is the value of a clip of 5's?

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What is the value of a clip of 5's?

Explanation:
This question tests basic money math: total value equals the number of bills times the denomination. A clip of five-dollar bills is 20 bills. So 20 × $5 = $100, giving a value of $100. The other amounts correspond to different counts (for example, 10 bills would be $50, 5 bills would be $25, 40 bills would be $200), but with a clip of 20 fives, the value is $100.

This question tests basic money math: total value equals the number of bills times the denomination. A clip of five-dollar bills is 20 bills. So 20 × $5 = $100, giving a value of $100. The other amounts correspond to different counts (for example, 10 bills would be $50, 5 bills would be $25, 40 bills would be $200), but with a clip of 20 fives, the value is $100.

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