Raymond B. answered 03/20/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
N=3Q,
5N + 25Q = 1600
5(3Q) + 25Q = 1600
40Q = 1600
Q = 1600/40 = 40 quarters = $10 worth of quarters
N = 3(40) = 120 nickels = $6 worth of nickels
10+6 = $16
120 = 3(40)
Monica L.
asked 03/19/21Me. Aitken empties his change jam from his room. The change jar has a total of 16$ in it comprised of only nickels and quarters. Mr Aitken has 3 times as many nickels as he does quarters. Write the system of equations you would need to find the answer. Define your variables
Raymond B. answered 03/20/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
N=3Q,
5N + 25Q = 1600
5(3Q) + 25Q = 1600
40Q = 1600
Q = 1600/40 = 40 quarters = $10 worth of quarters
N = 3(40) = 120 nickels = $6 worth of nickels
10+6 = $16
120 = 3(40)
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