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So if something was 14.96 it becomes 15.00.
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No...it would become 14.95. You round up, and round down. .96 and .97 become .95. Just as .98 and .99 become .00.
Nickels are still going to be produced.
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Yeah, I know nickels still gonna be produced, but I think you're kinda naive to expect that the government will cut you a break or do you a favor and round down. But yeah, I agree rounding down is, and should be the best way to go about it. (In that situation I presented) [/b][/quote]
Umm, when did the American government start setting prices for goods?