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Andrew [12]
3 years ago
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Find the total deposit if you have: Checks for $152.54 and $147.46, cash of 54 one dollar bills, 12 five dollar bills, 6 ten dol

lar bills, 35 quarters, 18 dimes, 40 nickels and 75 pennies; less $50 as cash received
Business
1 answer:
pshichka [43]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

$437.30

Explanation:

Checks                                       $  152.54  

                                                 $ 147.46  

 54 one dollar bills   54 x 1       $ 54.00  

 12 five dollar bills  12 x5              $  60.00  

 6 ten dollar bills  6 x 10               $ 60.00  

 35 quarters  35 x 25 cents      $  8.75  

 18 dimes  18 x 10 cents                $ 1.80  

 40 nickels  40 x 5 cents               $ 4.00  

 75 pennies  75 x 1 cents        <u>      $ 0.75   </u>

  Total amount                                  487.30  

 

less $50 dollars change   =    437.30                                                  

 

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