The equation would be 6x+x=63. Not sure how the models play out, but good luck
5 times 10.50 = $52.5
An additional $45
3 times 22 = $66
An other additional $65
The total price her shopping list costs is 229.5
Now, $300 - $229.5 = $70.5
Teri will have $70.50 left after buying these items.
Answer: There are 12 bills for $20, 13 bills for $10 and 14 bills for $5.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of twenties be x
Let the number of tens be x+1
Let the number of fives be x+2
Amount from twenties will be given as

Amount from tens will be given as

Amount from fives will be given as

According to question,

So, there are 12 bills for $20, 13 bills for $10 and 14 bills for $5.