there are 6 row of 16 chair set up for the third grade play. in the first 4 row, 2 chair on each end are reserved for teacher. t
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Answer:
nickels = 12
quarters = 9
Step-by-step explanation:
Let number of quarters be "q", and
number of nickels be "n"
Nickels are worth $0.05 and Quarters are worth $0.25
Since all of them are worth 2.85, we can write:
0.25q + 0.05n = 2.85
Also, we know, there are 3 more nickels than quarters, so we can write:
n = 3 + q
Now, we can substitute equation 2 into equation 1 to get:
Now, we solve for q:
There are 9 quarters.
We know n = 3 + q
So,
n = 3 + 9
n = 12
There are 12 nickels