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23) 2,747 What’s the quotient

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Basile [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

119.434783

Step-by-step explanation:

Long division.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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We are also told that 110 of the coins are 50 p coins.

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Let us figure out number of 20 p coins by subtracting the number of £1 coins and 50 p coins from 255.

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$\text{Value of 20 p coins}=\£0.20\times 60$

$\text{Value of 20 p coins}=\£12$

Now let us find total value of the coins contained in the bottle by adding the values of £1 coins, 50 p coins and 20 p coins.

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$\text{The total value of the coins}=\£152$

Therefore, the total value of the coins contained in the bottle is £152.

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