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Mike has a total of 1371 coins in his piggy bank if the total value of his coins is $230.25 and make it only has dimes and quart

ers how many more times than quarters does Mike have

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True [87]3 years ago

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Answer:129

Step-by-step explanation:(621 x 0.25) + (750 x 0.10) = 230.25

750 - 621 = 129 more dimes than quarters

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