here number of ways to select pennies =4 (as we can select 0,1,2,3 pennies)
number of ways to select a nickel=2 (as we can select 0,1 nickel)
number of ways to select a dime=2 (as we can select 0,1 dime)
number of ways to select a quarter=3 (as we can select 0,1,2 dime)
hence total number of ways to have different sums of money =4*2*2*3-1=47
( we have deducted 1 from above as there is one way where neither of pennies; nickel; dime and quarter are selected)
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