Answer with Step-by-step explanation:
Let there be d dimes and q quarters
A woman has 21 total coins in her pocket.
⇒ d+q=21 ------(1)
1 dime=$ 0.1
1 quarter=$ 0.25
The total value of her change is $3.90
⇒ 0.1d+0.25q=3.90
Multiplying both sides by 100,we get
10d+25q=390 --------(2)
(2)-10×(1)
10d+25q-10d-10q=390-210
15q=180
Dividing both sides by 15, we get
q=12
Putting value of q in (1),we get
d=9
Hence, Number of dimes=9
and number of quarters=12
Write the number of dimes, then the number of quarters separated by a comma.
9,12
For this case we must indicate the factors of the following expression:

To factor we must find two numbers that when multiplied result in -20 and when added, result in -12.
There are no two numbers that meet this condition. Thus, the expression is not factorizable with rational numbers.
Answer:
The expression is not factorizable with rational numbers.
Answer: 79.2. Shoot, I just deleted everything right before I saw that you needed the math.
10% of 50 is 5 dollars up, so will be $55.