Alas, there are several different kinds of "ounce", making this question difficult to answer.
James B. Longacre designed the U.S. 5 cent coin (commonly called "the nickel") to weigh precisely 5 grams. At the time (1866), he and many other people expected that people in the U.S. would soon convert to the international metric system.
The "fluid ounce" is a measure of volume. While it various from one country to another, a U.S. fluid ounce measuring spoon (also called a 2 tablespoon measuring spoon) holds an amount of water that weighs the same as 6 nickels.
The avoirdupois ounce (common ounce) is 28.35 gm so it's slightly less than 6 US nickels.
The troy ounce (used for precious metals) is 31.1 gm and weighs slightly more than 6 US nickels.
Canadian nickels have had many different weights over the years. Since 2000, the most common weight has been 3.95 gm so 7 Canadian nickels (28.35 / 3.95) would approximate that amount. If you're referring to troy ounces, the nearest amount would be 8 Canadian nickels.
There are 40 nickels in 2 dollars.
there are 60 nickels in three dollars
2500 nickels into dollars is 125 dollars. This is because the ratio of nickels to dollars is 1:0.05. So 2500 nickels would equal to 125 dollars.
Two dollars contains 40 nickels.
90 dollars. There are 20 nickels in a dollar so 1800 nickels = 1800/20 dollars
The answer is 1500 nickels.
180 nickels into dollars is 9 dollars. This is because the ratio of nickels to dollars is 1:0.05. So 180 multiply by 0.05 = to 9 dollars.
40 nickels into dollars is 2 dollars. This is because the ratio of nickels to dollars is 1:0.05. So 40 multiply by 0.05 = to 2 dollars
2000 nickels
20,000 nickels = $1,000.
500 dollars = 10,000 nickels
There are 100 nickels in 5 dollars.