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Linear equation are the equation which has the power of the unknown variable is 1. The Emily have total 2 number of dimes coin and total 6 number of nickels coin.
<h3>Given information-</h3>Emily has 8 coins in her purse totaling 50 cents
The only kinds of coins she has are nickels and dimes.
<h3>Nickel</h3>A nickel is a coin which has the value equal to the 5 cents.
<h3>Dimes</h3>A dimes is a coin which has the value equal to the 10 cents.
Suppose the number of nickel coin is <em>x </em>and the number of dimes coin is <em>y.</em>
As total coins are 8 . Thus,
......equation 1
As the total value of the cents is 50 and nickel is equal to the 5 cents whereas the dimes is equal to the 10 cents. Thus,
Put the value of the <em>x</em> from the equation 1 in the above equation.
Thus Emily have total 2 number of dimes coin.
Put this value of y in equation 1 we get,
Thus Emily have total 6 number of nickels coin.
Hence the Emily have total 2 number of dimes coin and total 6 number of nickels coin.
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