Mark:
59 CENTS
3 (50, 9x1; 25, 10, 4x5, 4x1; 5x10, 5, 4x1)
PETER
10:45 a.m.
30 COINS
13 quarters, 17 nickels
SHOPPING CENTER
2 hours and 20 minutes
Rap:
10 Coins
I get three
1 half buck & 9 pennies
1 quarter, 1 dime, 4 nickels, & 4 pennies
5 dimes, 1 nickel, and 4 pennies
Late again!
Peter left at 10:45 AM unless he crossed a time zone
West to East Peter left at 9:45 AM
East to West Peter left at 11:45AM
You can dig those coins outa Bob
n+q=30
5n+25q=410
q=13, n=17
And all I wanted was cigaretts

( HEALTH WARNING - smoking can damage your lungs)
He takes 40 minutes to get to the mall & 100 minutes to get home.
Them guys iz good.
Rap - continued:
Largest number
9^9^9=1.988X10^77

^

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16 crows
8 crows, 8 buttons, 8 minutes
8 crows, 16 buttons, 16 minutes
16 crows, 32 buttons, 16 minutes
so # of buttons=4*8=32
Squares on an oversize chess board
for perfect squares #sq=n(n+1)(2n+1)/6
#sq=10*11*21/6=5*11*7=385
385 squares
Rap - continued - continued:
Even bigger
Since 9^9^9 is an integer I can take it's factoral
(9^9^9)!
Now that is a biiiiiigggg number. (Very true)
(Well 999 is the logical answer - incorrect though, we can go bigger.
Did you get the "power" brainwave and think of 99^9 (99 to the power of 9), which calculates out as 99*99*99*99*99*99*99*99*99.
Even better is 9^99 (9 to the power of 99) which calculates out as 9*9*9*9*9*9*9 ... and so on 99 times.
The correct answer, however, if you extend the idea even further ends up as... 9^9^9 (9 to the 9th power of 9).
Work out the second and third powers first (9*9*9*9*9*9*9*9*9 = 387420489.) We can therefore restate the sum as 9^387420489 which works out as.... very very big indeed.)
Mark returns with:
LARGEST NUMBER
If no operator are allowed, I'd say 9^(9^9). When written by hand there are no operators in the preceding expression.
If operators are allowed, how about 9!^(9!^9!)?
CROWS
32
SQUARES
Is the problem stated in English?

(Is this the riddle forum, or what!)
Perhaps you're after the number of squares in a 10x10 grid. In that case, there are 385.
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