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Benny has a total of 64 quarters and pennies in his pocket. These coins total $4.00. How many pennies are in Benny's pocket?
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Benny has 64 coins in his pocket. Let's say that \(x\) of them are pennies, worth 1 cent each. Then \(64-x\) of them are quarters, worth 25 cents each. If the total value is $4.00 * 100 cents/$1 = 400 cents, then the value of the quarters plus the value of the pennies must add up to 400 cents. \(x\) pennies are worth \(1x\) cents. \((64-x) \) quarters are worth \(25(64-x)\) cents. Can you write and solve an equation using those two expressions that shows the value of the pennies and quarters equalling 400 cents?
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