SOLUTION: A jar filled with change is holding $5.45 and has 41 coins. There are nickels, dimes and quarters. If we remove the nickels, the remaining coins have a value of $4.55. How many
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Question 664309: A jar filled with change is holding $5.45 and has 41 coins. There are nickels, dimes and quarters. If we remove the nickels, the remaining coins have a value of $4.55. How many of each type of coin was there originally? Set up a system of 3 equations and solve to answer this question. Show your work!
Answer by lynnlo(4176) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
18 nickels=========.90
15 quarters========$3.75
8 dimes============.80
you have a total of ==41 coins==
take the nickels out from the total of $5.45,you have $4.55
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