marlisa has exactly $61 in onedollar five dollar and ten dollar bills if she has 14bills in all how many of each bills does she have.
Does she need to have one of each at least? Can we say that she has no 5 dollars bills?
idk probably anything i wrote the problem word for word from my book
ok so assume she must 1 of each at least. 1 + 5 + 10 = 16 dollars subtract that from the total 61-16=45 And we have 11 bills left.
6= $1 5= $5 3= $10
i am confused
6= $1 5= $5 3= $10 That is the answer!
oh ok
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Assume then that we have all 5 dollar bills left. 5* 11=55 Wow we can't have 55 we need to have 45 that's way too much. So we need dollar bills too. Ok lets then say we have 5 one dollar bills That leaves us 45-5=40 dollars ok now 11-5= 6 bills left Now we can make a combination of 4 5dollar bills =20 ans we have 2 bills of 10= 20 20+20 =40 1+5=6 1$ 1+4=5 5$ 1+2=3 10$
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