If you have 1 nickle, how many quarters do you have? (3)
If you have 4 nickles, you have 3 times as many quarters (3)(4) = 12
If you have n nickles, then you have 3n quarters so 3n = q, you have a slightly different equation.
If you fix this equation and use substitution like you did, you can get the right answer; you can also try to work in the other information that you have - converting all coin values to cents
5n + 10d + 25q = 460
I just learned a short time ago how to convert a repeating decimal to a fraction.
-- Take the repeating part of the decimal. In this one, it's '764' .
-- Make a fraction out of it by writing it over the same number of 9s.
The fraction here is 764/999 .
-- Simplify it if possible and if you feel like it.
764/999 can't be simplified. (I think.)
So the rational expressions for this decimal are
(5 and 764/999) or 5759/999 .
The answer would be 2<span>√<span>6 and in decimal form </span></span><span>4.898979, I hope this helps!</span>