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You have a total of 21 coins, all nickles and dimes. The total value is $1.70. Write and solve a system of equations to find the number of dimes d and the number of nickles n that you have. Please help me step by step.
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d(10)+n(5)=1.50
solve for d and n
you mean 1.70
Oh, yes. Sorry.
its ok sooo... it would look like this
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d + n=1.70 d(10) + n(5)=170
I think it would be d+n=21 d(10)+n(5)=1.70
yeah okay i forgot about the 21
Hold on im going to work it out... then ask u if its right.
okie dokie
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ok i did something wrong.... i got 20.66 for d
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You have a small mistake that changes the answer completely.
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