SOLUTION: Reggie’s younger sister had several coins when she returned from her paper route. She had a total of $5.35 in dimes and quarters. She had six more quarters than she had dimes. How

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Question 1033153: Reggie’s younger sister had several coins when she returned from her paper route. She had a total of $5.35 in dimes and quarters. She had six more quarters than she had dimes. How many of each coin did she have?
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Reggie’s younger sister had several coins when she returned from her paper route. She had a total of $5.35 in dimes and quarters. She had six more quarters than she had dimes. How many of each coin did she have?
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Without the "6 more" quarters she has $3.85 in pairs of coins.
Each pair is 35 cents
385/35 = 11 pairs
--> 11 dimes & 17 quarters

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