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Lucy recently emptied her coin jar and counted the coins. 25% gold coins, 35% silver coins, 40% copper coins. If there were 80 coins in all, how many more silver coins than gold coins were there in the jar?

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User NarenderNishad
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Answer:

There were 8 more silver coins than gold coins in the jar.

Explanation:

Given that:

Total coins in the jar = 80 coins

Gold coins = 25% of total coins

Number of gold coins =
(25)/(100)*80

Number of gold coins = 20

Silver coins = 35% of total

Number of silver coins =
(35)/(100)*80

Number of silver coins = 28

Copper coins = 40% of total

Number of copper coins =
(40)/(100)*80=32

Difference between silver and gold coins = No. of silver coins - No. of gold coins

Difference = 28-20 = 8

Hence,

There were 8 more silver coins than gold coins in the jar.

User Michele Bertoli
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