Asked by alex
you have 40 coins, quarters dimes and nickles and they equal $6.00. you have two more quarters then nickles. how many of each do you have
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Answered by
Reiny
let the number of nickels be x (nickels, not nickles)
then the number of quarters is x+2
then the number of dimes is 40 - x - (x+2)
or 38-2x
5x + 25(x+2) + 10(38-2x) = 600
solve
then the number of quarters is x+2
then the number of dimes is 40 - x - (x+2)
or 38-2x
5x + 25(x+2) + 10(38-2x) = 600
solve
Answered by
DrBob222
Let q = number of quarters
let d = number of dimes
let n = number of nickels.
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q + d + n = 40
0.25q + 0.10d + 0.05n = 6.00
q = n+2
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Solve for the three unknowns. Check my thinking.
let d = number of dimes
let n = number of nickels.
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q + d + n = 40
0.25q + 0.10d + 0.05n = 6.00
q = n+2
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Solve for the three unknowns. Check my thinking.
Answered by
Adrianna
Greg has 40 coins. Half of them are quarters and the rest are nickels. What is the value of the coins?
Answered by
Adrianna
greg has 40 cents in his hand half of them are quarters and the rest are nickels
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