SOLUTION: I have 10 coins made up .05-cent and .10-cent coins. If these ten coins are worth .70 cents, how many more .05-cent coins than .10-cent coins do I have?

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Question 843463: I have 10 coins made up .05-cent and .10-cent coins. If these ten coins are worth .70 cents, how many more .05-cent coins than .10-cent coins do I have?
Answer by LinnW(1048) About Me  (Show Source):
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With ten coins and the last digit of .70 being zero
we need to have an even number of nickles.
Try 10 dimes, too much
8 dimes and 2 nickles, too much
6 dimes and 2 nickles, just right, their sum is $0.70