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sveta [45]
3 years ago
9

Charles Johnson has to make a deposit in his savings account. He has one $20 bill, two $5 dollar bills, seven $1 bills, six quar

ters, and five dimes. If Charles wants to deposit the entire amount, how much will he deposit in total?
Business
1 answer:
ivolga24 [154]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Total deposit is $39

Explanation:

Given

\$20\ bills = 1

\$5\ bills = 2

\$1\ bills = 7

Quarters = 6

Dimes = 5

Required

Determine the total

To do this, we simply multiply each dollar bill or coin with its frequency and add up the results.

i.e.

Total = 1 * \$20 + 2 * \$5 + 7 * \$1  + 6 * Quarters + 5 * Dimes

Total = \$37  + 6 * Quarters + 5 * Dimes

1\ quarter = \$0.25

1\ dime = \$0.1

So:

Total = \$37  + 6 * \$0.25+ 5 * \$0.1

Total = \$37  + \$2

Total = \$39

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