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Answer:
21 coins of ₹2
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the number of ₹2 coins, and y the number of ₹5 coins. Then the total value of the coins is ...
2x +5y = 77
and the relationship between numbers of coins is ...
x = 3y
Substituting for x, we have ...
2(3y) +5y = 77
y = 77/11 = 7 . . . . simplify, divide by the coefficient of y
x = 3(7) = 21 . . . . find x from the second equation
Ram has 21 of the ₹2 coins.
Hmmm... Maybe divide all the numbers by four and if u get an event number, then that will be your answer!!!
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You left out the 9 in the whole equation. The 1st step you had right you just forgot to put +9. 2nd step you are combining the like terms and get 11-26x=-34x+40. Step 3: you are trying to isolate the x on one of the sides. You need to switch the 11 over to the 40 and get 29. Move -34x over to -26x and get 8x. Step 4 all you are doing in dividing 8 from both sides and get 5.
