Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
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Given :
Miki has 104 nickels and 88 dimes.
She wants to divide her coins into groups where each group has the same number of nickels and the same number of dimes.
To Find :
Largest number of groups she can have .
Solution :
In the given question we need to find the largest number of groups she can have i.e we have to find the LCM of 104 and 88 .
Now , factorizing both of them , we get :

Form above , we can say that common factors are :

Therefore , the largest number of groups she can have is 8 .
Hence , this is the required solution .
A = P(1+i)ⁿ ==> compound interest where P= initial Capital, I =interest in% and n the number of years. A is the total amount collected over n years
A= 500(1.0325)¹² ==> 500(1+0.0325)¹² ==> 500(1+3.25%)¹²
The mistake is:
Either she has a yearly interest of 3.25% & she wrote 12 instead of 3 (years)
OR
She got a quarterly interest of 3.25% and in this case she should have divided 3.25& by 12 (4 quarter a year ==> 12 quarter for 3 years) by keeping as exponent the number 12 (right)
1)Now the Amount of A (as she wrote it) =500(1.0325)¹² = 734
2) If she wrote 12 instead of 3, and after correction A=500(1.0325)³ =550
3) But if she had taken the quarterly interest for a period of 3 years (12 Qrtr)
then A =500[1+(3.25%)/4]¹² = 551