Answer: 26 pieces of $1 bill and 34 pieces of $5 bill
Total Deposit = $196
Total Bills = 60 pieces
Value of $1 = $1
Value of $5 = $5
Lets assume all the 60 pieces were $1 bill.
The total deposit will be 60 x $1 = $60
But we know that the total deposit is $196. So the extra value must have come from the $5.
$196 - $60 = $136
There is still an outstanding amount of $136 not accounted for.
$5 - $1 = $4
The difference in the two bills is $4
Now we can find out the number of $5 bill by dividing the extra $136 by 4:
136 ÷ 4 = 34 pieces
There are 34 pieces of $5 bill.
Since there are 34 pieces of $5, the rest must be the $1 bill
60 - 34 = 26
There are 26 pieces of $1 bill.
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Answer: 26 pieces of $1 bill and 34 pieces of $5 bill.
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Answer:
8:45
Step-by-step explanation:
5x48=240 sec
240 sec = 4 min
8:49-4min= 8:45
Answer:
4x + 1 and 6x - 2x - 2 + 3
Step-by-step explanation:
we can expand and find 2 equations that are the same as this
one being 6x+3 -2x -2
and another being 4x + 1
hope this helps!
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