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You have 149 coins in a jar they are a combination of dimes and quarters if the money in the jar equals to 22.70 how many of each coin type is there. Use elimination or substitution
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Answered by
oobleck
AAAaannndd the bot gets it wrong yet again!
d+q = 149
10d+25q = 2270
so there are 97 dimes and 52 quarters
d+q = 149
10d+25q = 2270
so there are 97 dimes and 52 quarters
Answered by
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Let x = number of dimes
Let y = number of quarters
x + y = 149
0.10x + 0.25y = 22.70
0.15x = 22.70 - 0.25y
x = (22.70 - 0.25y) / 0.15
x + y = 149
(22.70 - 0.25y) / 0.15 + y = 149
22.70 - 0.25y + 0.15y = 149 * 0.15
22.70 + 0.15y = 22.35
0.15y = 22.35 - 22.70
y = (22.35 - 22.70) / 0.15
y = -2.5
Since y cannot be negative, there are no solutions to this system of equations.
Let y = number of quarters
x + y = 149
0.10x + 0.25y = 22.70
0.15x = 22.70 - 0.25y
x = (22.70 - 0.25y) / 0.15
x + y = 149
(22.70 - 0.25y) / 0.15 + y = 149
22.70 - 0.25y + 0.15y = 149 * 0.15
22.70 + 0.15y = 22.35
0.15y = 22.35 - 22.70
y = (22.35 - 22.70) / 0.15
y = -2.5
Since y cannot be negative, there are no solutions to this system of equations.
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