SOLUTION: You have at least $30 in change in your drawer, consisting of dimes and quarters. Write an inequality that shows the different number of coins in your drawer.
The first thing I
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Question 52063: You have at least $30 in change in your drawer, consisting of dimes and quarters. Write an inequality that shows the different number of coins in your drawer.
The first thing I notice is that there doesn't seem to be enough information, but I sure that is not the case. I think that $30 would be represented as 30 is greater than or equal to 30.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The number of dimes plus number of quarters is greater than or equal to $30
(value)(amount) + (value)(amount) >=$30
.10=the value of the dimes
.25=the value of the quarter, so,
(.10)x + (.25)y>=$30
.10x+.25y>=30
