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Oksi-84 [34.3K]
3 years ago
15

A bank teller has some stacks of bills. The total value of the bills in each stack

Mathematics
1 answer:
Natali [406]3 years ago
3 0
So since only 20 dollar bills and the other one is a 50
then

so we find some combos that will work
five 20's make 100
we notice that we can only have 20's in multipules of 5 to make 100's becauause 4 20's makes 80 and 3 20's make 60 and 2 20's make40 and none of those add to 50 evenly to make 100's
(probably confusing but I hope you understand if you think about it)

so we have
5 20's =100
10 20's=200
15 20's=300
20
25
30
35
40
45 20's=900
50 20's=1000

so how many multiplules did we have?
10
but wait, if we havve 1000 in all 20's we still need at least one 50 so we subtract 100
900:9
answe ris 9 stacks

answer is 9 stacks or A

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