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Jake has a pocket full of dimes and quarters. The total value of his change is $2.05. Let D D represent the number of dimes, and

let Q Q represent the number of quarters in his pocket. Write a linear equation in standard form to represent this situation. please!

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m_a_m_a [10]3 years ago

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Let A be the number of Dimes & B the number of Quarters, the linear equation is as follows:
A.D+B.Q=2.05

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