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A drawer contains quarters and nickels. There are 200 total coins valuing $30.00. Think about a system of equations that can be used to represent the number of quarters and nickels, and then think through using substitution to solve the system of equations. How many nickels are in the jar? 110 90 100 120
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would my answer be 100?
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Let x = number of quarters Let y = number of nickels x + y = 200 .25*x + .05*y = 30 ------------------
>would my answer be 100? I agree with 100 nickels.
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