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carson has only $20 bills and $10 bills in her wallet. the total value of the bills is $50. She has 1 more $20 bill then $10 bills. How many of each kind of bill does carson have?
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Well, you can start by setting the number of say, $10 bills as x. We know that there is 1 more $20 bill than $10 bill, right? So that means that there is x+1 $20 bills.
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So then, we know that the total value of the bills is $50. Thus, the sum of the number of $10 bills (x) times its value (10) and the number of $20 bills (x+1) times its value (20) must equal 50. \[10x+20(x+1)=50\]
Then, you just can solve for x to find the number of each bill she has.
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