You can write three equations in the numbers of nickels (n), dime (d), and quarters (q).
n + d + q = 23 . . . . . . . there are 23 coins total
0n +d -q = 2 . . . . . . . . .there are 2 more dimes than quarters
5n +10d +25q = 250 . .the total value is $2.50
The collection includes 11 nickels, 7 dimes, and 5 quarters.
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I used the matrix function of my calculator to solve these equations. You can find q by subtracting from the last equation five times the sum of the first two equations.
(5n +10d +25q) -5((n +d +q) +(d -q)) = (250) -5(23 +2)
25q = 125 . . . . . . . simplify
q = 5
From the second equation,
d = q +2 = 7
And from the first,
n = 23 -5 -7 = 11
If the first gardener can finish the job in 6 hours, it means that every hour he completes 1/6 of the job.
By the same logic, the second gardener completes 1/7 of the job per hour.
So, if they work together, they complete

of the job per hour.
So, after 42/13 of a hour, they'll complete the job. Since one hour is made of 60 minutes, 42/13 of a hour is

So, it will take them about 194 minutes to finish the job, i.e. about 3 hours and 14 minutes.
Answer:
3.625h,217.5min,13050sec
Step-by-step explanation:
S=vt
t=S/v
t=435/120 (km) /(km/h) =3.625h
t= 3.625*60 min = 217.5 min
t=217.5*60sec = 13050 sec
Answer:
The correct answer is Total Cost Payable = $Exp + $15, where $Exp is the total price of the groceries bought by Barbara
Step-by-step explanation:
Barbara orders her groceries. Let us consider that she orders groceries worth $Exp from a store.
Extra charges levied by the store for delivering the groceries to Barbara's house is $15.
Thus the total payable charge by Barbara for her groceries should include the total price of the groceries and the delivery charges levied by the store.
Thus the Total Cost Payable by Barbara is the sum of the total expenditure by her on the groceries and the delivery charge.
∴ The total cost payable = $Exp + $15.