Number wise, 1.
If we were talking places, it would be the nine.
Answer:
13 quarters, 26 nickels.
Step-by-step explanation:
n will be number of nickels, q will be number of quarters, and we have 39 total coins
so n + q = 39 (number of nickels + number of quarters = 39 coins.
The problem also says there are twice as many nickels as quarters. so we can call the number of nickels n or we can call it 2q (2 times the number of quarters)
which means
n + q = 39
2q + q = 39
3q = 39
q = 13
and she has 2 times as many nickels as quarters... 2 x 13 = 26 nickels
LMK if you have questions.
If you want to double check the money,
n(0.05) + q(0.25) = 4.55 is the equation to use.
26(0.05) + 13(0.25) = 1.3 + 3.25 = $4.55



with that template in mind.
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B = 1, C = 2, horizontal shift of C/B or 2, to the left.
D = 4, shifted upwards by 4 units.
check the picture below.
Answer:
yes just fill up the 6 gallon jar up to the 4 galon mark
Step-by-step explanation:
Is this multiple choice? if so is one of the answers 12 radical 3 inches