I believe there are 20 quarters and 3 nickels.....
Total value of the jar is $5.15.....
Quarters are worth 25 cents
And nickels are worth 5 cents.
First you know that there are 4 quarters in a dollar.
You have 5 dollars so you do 4 x 5 = 20
So five dollars ($5.00) is 20 quarters.
And you still have 15 cents left.
Because quarters are 25 cents the rest are nickels.
Nickels are worth 5 cents so you'd do 5 x 3 = 15.
15 cents!
Add all this together and get $5.15.
So your answer is
There are 20 quarters and 3 nickels in the jar.
Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation:
(66 2/3)
---------- (x) = 8
100
Solve for x
(66 2/3)x = 800
x = 800/(66 2/3)
x = 800/(200/3)
x = 800(3/200)
x = 4(3)
x = 12
Answer:
250
Step-by-step explanation:
10 times as much as 25 equals:
10 * 25<em> </em>= ?
10 * 25 = 250
You just have to look for keywords and turn it into a [math] problem.
I hope this helps!
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For this case we have that Lauren's initial amount of money was $ 50, if he spends $10 and $12 on admission and strawberry pie respectively we have:
$50 - ($10 + $12) = $50- $22 = $28
That is, she has $ 28 left
n: Let the variable that represents the amount of games Lauren can play.
Then, it must be fulfilled that:
Thus, Lauren can play 37 times the game (at most)
ANswer:
Thus, Lauren can play 37 times the game (at most)
