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Every day you collect 4 pennies and keep them in a jar. So the first day you have 4 pennies, the second day you have 8 pennies, the third day you have 12 pennies, etc. How many do you have on the 15th day?
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On the 15th day, you would have (15*4) = <<15*4=60>>60 pennies in the jar.
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