I have a total of $300 in coins of denomination $ 1, $ 2 and $ 5. the number of $2 coins is 3 times the number of $5 coins. the total number of coins is 160 .how many coins of each denomination are with me?
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No. of $5 coins = 20
No. of $2 coins = 20×3 = 60
No. of $1 coins = (160-20-60) = 160-80 = 80
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the no. of $5 coins be x, $2 coins be 3x and $1 coins be (160-x-3x).
Then, A/q
$5(x)+$2(3x)+$1(160-x-3x) = $300
5(x)+2(3x)+1(160-x-3x) = 300
5x+6x+160-x-3x = 300
5x+6x-x-3x = 300-160
11x-4x = 140
7x = 140
x = [yex\frac{140}{7}[/tex]
x = 20
Hence, No. of $5 coins = 20
No. of $2 coins = 20×3 = 60
No. of $1 coins = (160-20-60) = 160-80 = 80
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