Cynthia has a cup full of dimes and quarters that she would like to put in her savings account. When she takes the cup to the bank, the banker tells Cynthia that the 386 coins in the cup are worth $58.10. How many quarters does Cynthia have in her cup? A. 126 B. 130 C. 256 D. 386

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Cynthia has a cup full of dimes and quarters that she would like to put in her savings account. When she takes the cup to the bank, the banker tells Cynthia that the 386 coins in the cup are worth $58.10.    How many quarters does Cynthia have in her cup? A. 126 B. 130 C. 256 D. 386

amistre64 · Answer

d +      q = 386
.10d + .25q = 58.10

solve by your favorite method ...

anonymous · Answer

i dont get it

amistre64 · Answer

you might want to review your material on substitution and/or elimination then ....

-.10d -  .10q = -.10(386)
  .10d + .25q =   58.10
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             .15q = 58.10 -.10(386)