SOLUTION: when you went to pay for your lunch you pulled the change out of your pocket. You realized you have a total of $4.60 made up of nickels and quarter-20 coins altogether. How many of

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Question 584116: when you went to pay for your lunch you pulled the change out of your pocket. You realized you have a total of $4.60 made up of nickels and quarter-20 coins altogether. How many of each coin did you have?
Answer by richwmiller(17219)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
5n+25q=460
n+q=20
n=2
q=18

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