Question 536876
d is dimes. q is quarters.<P>
d+q=86.<P>
.1d +.25q = 14.60<P>
Use the first equation to find d in terms of q.<P>
d+q = 86<P>
Subtract q from both sides.<P>
d=86-q<P>
Substitute that d value into the second equation.<P>
.1(86-q) + .25q = 14.6<P>
Multiply .1 by both terms in the ().<P>
8.6 - .1q +.25q = 14.6<P>
Combine the q's, subtract 8.6 from both sides.<P>
.15q = 6<P>
Divide both sides by .15<P>
q=40<P>
d = 86 - q = 86 - 40 = 46

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