q + n = 71 ----> q = 71 - n
25q + 5n = 775 (I multiplied the equation by 100 to get rid of the pesky decimals)
25(71 - n) + n = 71
1775 - 25n + n = 71
24n = 1704
n = 71
I bet you can figure out how many quarters there are!
B W.
asked 02/23/19q + n = 71 ----> q = 71 - n
25q + 5n = 775 (I multiplied the equation by 100 to get rid of the pesky decimals)
25(71 - n) + n = 71
1775 - 25n + n = 71
24n = 1704
n = 71
I bet you can figure out how many quarters there are!
Q + N =71
.25Q + .05N = 7.75
Multiply the 2nd equation by 20: 5Q + N = 155
Subtract the 1st equation from the 2nd
4Q = 84
You finish it from here.
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