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Kevin has $4.85 in nickels and dimes. If he has 34 fewer dimes than nickels, how many coins (nickels and dimes) does he have altogether? 74 coins 75 coins 76 coins 77 coins

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OpenStudy (bonnieisflash1.0):

76 coins

OpenStudy (medals):

u sure???

OpenStudy (bonnieisflash1.0):

here is a method Set the 34 more nickels aside. --> pairs of 1n & 1d each worth 15 cents & a total of $3.15 ($4.85 - $1.70) 315/15 = 21 pairs --> 21 dimes and 55 nickels

OpenStudy (joshmorris):

Kevin has $4.85 in nickels and dimes. If he has 34 fewer dimes than nickels, how many coins (nickels and dimes) does he have altogether? ------------ n = d + 34 5n + 10d = 485

OpenStudy (joshmorris):

another method: Set the 34 more nickels aside. --> pairs of 1n & 1d each worth 15 cents & a total of $3.15 ($4.85 - $1.70) 315/15 = 21 pairs --> 21 dimes and 55 nickels

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