A dime is worth 10 cents and a quarter is worth 25 cents.
Let D be the number of dimes and Q be the number of quarters.
Since the total amount of coins in the pocket is 32, then:

On the other hand, the total value of D dimes is 10D, while the total value of Q dimes is 25Q. Then, the total value of D dimes and Q cuarters is 10D+25Q, which must be equal to 545. Then:

Notice that we have found a 2x2 system of equations:

Solve the system using the substitution method. To do so, isolate D from the first equation and replace the expression for D into the second equation to obtain a single equation in terms of Q:

Replace back Q=15 into the expression for D to find the amount of dimes:

Therefore, the amount of dimes that the man has is 17.
Answer:
39.4384
Step-by-step explanation:
C= 2(pi)(r)
C=2(3.14)(9)
39.4384=2(3.14)(9)
Answer:
1. while I was doing the dishes, the parrot sang along with the radio.
2. dangling
Step-by-step explanation:
In the first question, the original question make it seem like the parrot was doing the dishes. In the second question, a dangling modifier is usually found at the beginning of sentences.
258 i think.;) Simply multiply 127 by 2, and then add 4;)