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$1.00 = 10 dimes
$170.00 = 1700 dimes (0.10 x 170)
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How many dimes are in 17 dollars?
17 dollars is equivalent to 170 dimes. 1 dollar= 10 dimes. 10•17= 170.
A woman has 1.70 in dimes and nickels she has 10 more nickels than dimes How many dimes does she have. How do I solve this equation?
Let D = the number of dimes Let N = the number of nickels 10D + 5N = 170 N = D + 10 10D + 5(D + 10) = 170 10D + 5D + 50 = 170 15D = 120 D = 120/15 D = 8 N = 18
How much is 17 dimes?
Seventeen times ten is one hundred seventy. So you have $1.70.
How many dimes are there in a roll of dimes?
A roll of dimes is 50 dimes or $5.00
How many dimes are in 4.70?
how Many dimes are in $4.70?
How many dimes are in 17 dollars?
17 dollars is equivalent to 170 dimes. 1 dollar= 10 dimes. 10•17= 170.
How many dimes in 12.50?
one hundred and twenty-five 125 x 0.10 = 12.50
How much is 170 dimes?
17 dollars, because 170 dimes equals 1700 cents which equals 17 dollars-Jamieaka Hiitsmeeee
A woman has 1.70 in dimes and nickels she has 10 more nickels than dimes How many dimes does she have. How do I solve this equation?
Let D = the number of dimes Let N = the number of nickels 10D + 5N = 170 N = D + 10 10D + 5(D + 10) = 170 10D + 5D + 50 = 170 15D = 120 D = 120/15 D = 8 N = 18
How much is 17 dimes?
Seventeen times ten is one hundred seventy. So you have $1.70.
How many aye-aye's are left?
estimated 1000 to 2000
How many dimes are there in a roll of dimes?
A roll of dimes is 50 dimes or $5.00
How many dimes in 13500.?
There are 13500 dimes in 13500 dimes!
How many aye-aye's exist?
It is unknown but is estimated to be around 1000-10000
How many dimes in 10 dollars?
There are 100 dimes in $10
If there twice as many dimes then quarters in 2.25 how many dimes are there?
10 dimes 5 quarters
There are twice as many nickels as dimes and five more dimes than quarters The total value is 6.40 How many quarters are there?
Twelve. Here is how: Using cents rather than decimal dollars: 5n + 10d + 25q = 640 Express the numbers of nickels and quarters in terms of the number of dimes: # of nickels = twice the # of dimes ==> n = 2d # of quarters = 5 less than the # of dimes ==> q = d-5 Substitute for n & q in original equation: 5(2d) + 10d + 25(d-5) = 640 45d - 125 = 640 45d = 765 d = 17 ==> 170 = $1.70 n = 34 ==> 170 = $1.70 q = 12 ==> 300 = $3.00 . . . . . . . . . Total = $6.40
