A cashier has some $5 bills and some $10 bills. The total value of the money is $750. If the number of tens is equal to twice the number of fives, how many of each type are there?

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A cashier has some $5 bills and some $10 bills. The

total value of the money is $750. If the number of
tens is equal to twice the number of fives, how many
of each type are there?

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middle-school

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Answer:

60 ten dollar bills and 30 5 dollar bills

Explanation:

60x10=600

30x5=150

150+600=750

Atlwx answered Mar 21, 2021

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