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You have a jar filled with quarters and dimes. You choose 10 coins at random from the jar. Together, they are worth $2.05. How many of each type do you have?
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You have a jar filled with quarters and dimes. You choose 10 coins at random from the jar. Together, they are worth $2.05. How many of each type do you have?

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5 dime and 5 quaters

5x.10=.70

5 x .25=1.25

1.25 + .70= 2.05

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