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a pile of coins, consisting of dimes and quarters only, is worth 4 dollars and 55 cents. there are 7 more dimes than quarters in

the pile. find the number of quarters and dimes.

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Lady_Fox [76]2 years ago

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11 quarters and 18 dimes

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