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User Mong Zhu
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Answer:

Option C; q + n = 23, 0.25q + 0.05n = 3.15

Explanation:

~ We can say see that q ⇒ count of quarters, and n ⇒ count of nickels

1. If that is true, it would be that q + n = 23, as the total number of coins would = the count of quarters + count of nickels, knowing that there are only these 2 types of coins.

2. Provided a quarter costs 0.25 of a dollar, and a nickel costs 0.05 of a dollar, 0.25 * number of quarters ⇒ the cost of these number of quarters, and 0.05 * number of nickels ⇒ the cost of these number of nickels. That would make 0.25 * q and 0.05 * n. That being said we could say that 0.25 * q + 0.05 * n ⇒ total cost of coins, which is $3.15. This would make the equation: 0.25q + 0.05n = 3.15

3. This leaves us with two equations: q + n = 23, and 0.25q + 0.05n = 3.15. This would lead to ⇒ Answer: Option C

User RamonBoza
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Answer:

3rd choice: q+n=23 .25q+.05n=3.15

Explanation:

Since there are 23 coins that is your base amount of nickles and quarters, then each ones amount added is 3.15

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