Question
Mary has a $5 and some nickels. Jerry has $2 and
some dimes. Mary has the same of nickels as Jerry has dimes. How many coins do they each have if they have the same total amount?
some dimes. Mary has the same of nickels as Jerry has dimes. How many coins do they each have if they have the same total amount?
Answers
GPT 3.5
Let's assume Mary has $5 and Jerry has $2. To make the total amount the same, Mary must have the same amount of nickels as Jerry has dimes.
Let's assume the value of each nickel is $0.05 and the value of each dime is $0.10.
Let's say Mary has x nickels and Jerry has x dimes.
The value of x nickels is $0.05 * x = $0.05x.
The value of x dimes is $0.10 * x = $0.10x.
The total amount Mary has is $5 + $0.05x, and the total amount Jerry has is $2 + $0.10x.
Since they have the same total amount, we can set up the equation:
$5 + $0.05x = $2 + $0.10x.
Simplifying the equation, we get:
$5 - $2 = $0.10x - $0.05x,
$3 = $0.05x.
Dividing both sides of the equation by $0.05, we get:
x = $3 / $0.05,
x = 60.
Mary and Jerry each have 60 coins. Mary has 60 nickels and Jerry has 60 dimes.
Let's assume the value of each nickel is $0.05 and the value of each dime is $0.10.
Let's say Mary has x nickels and Jerry has x dimes.
The value of x nickels is $0.05 * x = $0.05x.
The value of x dimes is $0.10 * x = $0.10x.
The total amount Mary has is $5 + $0.05x, and the total amount Jerry has is $2 + $0.10x.
Since they have the same total amount, we can set up the equation:
$5 + $0.05x = $2 + $0.10x.
Simplifying the equation, we get:
$5 - $2 = $0.10x - $0.05x,
$3 = $0.05x.
Dividing both sides of the equation by $0.05, we get:
x = $3 / $0.05,
x = 60.
Mary and Jerry each have 60 coins. Mary has 60 nickels and Jerry has 60 dimes.
Which example is a time when correct spelling is very important?
GPT 3.5
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