Math, asked by paarth1523, 7 months ago

Delia has $945 in 20-dollar and 5-dollar bills.
She finds she has 5 times as many 20-dollar
bills as 5-dollar bills.
Writing x as the number of 20-dollar bills,
form an equation to show the information.
b Solve this equation to find the number of
bills of each type Delia has.
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Answers

Answered by Rameshjangid
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Answer:

The number of

1) 20 dollar bills = 21

2) 5 dollar bills = 105

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Delia has 945 dollars in 20 dollar bills and 5 dollars bills. Also she has 5 times as many 20 dollar bills. We need to find the amount of bills she has.

Let x be the number of 20 dollar bills.

Let y be the number of 5 dollar bills.

20x + 5y = 945 -(1

y = 5x -(2

Substituting (2 in (1

20x + 5x * 5 = 945

20x + 25x = 945

45x = 945

x = 945 / 45

x = 21

y = 5x

y = 5 * 21

y = 105

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