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Joe has a total of 14 pennies, dimes and quarters in his pocket, which total $1.52. The number of dimes and quarters combined is equal to the number of pennies. How many of each coin does Joe have?
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well first you know that there has to be 7 pennies, right? Since it says that the number of dimes and quarters equal the number of pennies, and they add up to 14.
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There are 5 quarters and 2 dimes
Subtract .07 from 1.52 to get 1.45
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5 quarters = $1.25
2 dimes = $0.20
I agree. :)
You add all three up to get $1.52
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