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A piggy bank contains $2.65 in nickels and dimes. If the number of nickels is 7 less than three times the number of dimes, how many of each kind of coin are there?

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Answered by Anonymous
7

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

total amount in piggy bank = $2.65

let the number of dimes be x,so

the number of nickels will be 3x-7

value of one nickel = $0.05

the value of 3x-7 nickels will be = 0.05(3x-7)

=5/100*(3x-7)

=15x-35/100

value of one dime =$0.10

the value of x no of dimes = 0.10*x

=1x/10

therefore,ATQ

15x-35/100 + 1x/10 = 2.65

15x-35/100 + 10x/100 = 2.65

25x-35/100 = 2.65

25x-35 = 2.65*100

25x-35 = 265

25x = 265 + 35

25x = 300

x = 300/25

x = 12

thus,  there are x = 12 dimes and 3x-7 = (3*12)-7 = 29 nickels in the piggy bank

Answered by TaekwondoRules
4

Answer:

12 dimes and 29 nickels

Step-by-step explanation:

the value of 3x-7 nickels will be = 0.05(3x-7)

=5/100*(3x-7)

=15x-35/100

value of one dime =$0.10

the value of x no of dimes = 0.10*x

=1x/10

15x-35/100 + 1x/10 = 2.65

15x-35/100 + 10x/100 = 2.65

25x-35/100 = 2.65

25x-35 = 2.65*100

25x-35 = 265

25x = 265 + 35

25x = 300

x = 300/25

x = 12

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