I completely agree with the above statement
Let q be the number of 25 cent coins.
Let d be the number of 10 cent coins.
0.25q+0.10d= 3.95...(1)
q-d=6...(2)
(2)-> q-d= 6
q-d+d= 6+d
q= 6+d...(2a)
(2a)-> (1) 0.25q+0.10d=3.95
0.25(6+d)=0.10d= 3.95
1.95+0.25d+0.10d= 3.95
0.35d= 3.95-1.5
0.35d/0.35= 2.45/0.35
d= 7...(3)
(3)->(2) q-d= 6
q-7= 6
q=6+7
q= 13
There are 13 quarters and 7 dimes.
3: 12x1=1=12 because you’re changing the order of numbers you’re multiplying but the product stays the same
To determine what percentage of 642 the number 321 is, we can follow the equation below.
(Smaller Number / Bigger Number)*100
We can plug the numbers into the equation to get our answer.
(321/642)*100 = 0.5 *(100) = 50%
So 321 is 50% of 642
The “c” pounds is a bit off putting if he only bought a pound. 2 pounds of Cashews would cost $9.98
