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Sergeu [11.5K]
3 years ago
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a customer is owed $30.00. how many different combinations of bills,using only five, ten, and twenty dollars bills are possible

to give his or her change?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Burka [1]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:    

1.  6 fives.

2.  1 ten and 4 fives.

3.  2 tens and 2 fives.

4.  3 tens.

5.  1 twenty and 2 fives.

6.  1 twenty and 1 ten.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : A customer is owed $30.00.

To find : How many different combinations of bills,using only five, ten, and twenty dollars bills are possible to give his or her change?

Solution :

We have to split $30 in terms of only five, ten, and twenty dollars.

1) In terms of only five we required 6 fives as

6\times 5=30

So, 6 fives.

2) In terms of only ten and five,

a) We required 1 ten and 4 fives as

1\times 10+4\times 5=10+20=30

So, 1 ten and 4 fives.

b) We required 2 tens and 2 fives as

2\times 10+2\times 5=20+10=30

So, 2 tens and 2 fives

3) In terms of only tens we require 3 tens as

3\times 10=30

So, 3 tens.

4)  In terms of only twenty and five, we required 1 twenty and 2 fives as

1\times 20+2\times 5=20+10=30

So, 1 twenty and 2 fives.

5)  In terms of only twenty and ten, we required 1 twenty and 1 ten as

1\times 20+1\times 10=20+10=30

So, 1 twenty and 1 ten.

Therefore, There are 6 different combinations.

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