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Peter has collected a number of 1p coins and he finds that one coin weighs 31⁄3 grams. He then weighs all the coins together and they weigh 666 grams. Approximately how much are the pennies worth?

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There is a difference between 'weight' and 'mass' but in real life the two terms are usually taken to mean the same thing.
 


Peter has collected a number of 1p coins and he finds that one coin weighs 3<sup>1</sup>⁄<sub>3</sub> grams. He then weighs all the coins together and they weigh 666 grams. Approximately how much are the pennies worth?






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