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A jar of change has $90.15 in it.There are six less dimes than twice the nickels.There are three m
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Question 143545: Hi i have a question that is really baffaling me.Can someone please help me?
A jar of change has $90.15 in it.There are six less dimes than twice the nickels.There are three more quarters than 4 times the amount of nickels.How many nickels,dimes,and quarters are in the jar?(There are no pennies.)Thanks!! Answer by vleith(2983) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 90.15
Let n be the number of nickels
Dimes = 2n - 6 --> d = 2n - 6
Quarters = 4n + 3 --> q = 4n +3
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