1.
You have 15 quarters and 13 dimes.
a.
How many coins do you have?
b. How much money is it?

15 13 


15(.25) 13(.10) 
2. Joe has 12 coins—quarters and dimes.
He has $1.95.

 q  d 12

 q(.25)  d (.10) 1.95

q  12  d
q  d  12



25
q

10
d

195

25 12  d   10d  195
300  25d  10d  195
15d  105  d  105 / 15 
10q  10d  120
 15q 

25
q

10
d

195

a. How many quarters did he have?
b. How many dimes?
3. Lisa has 20 coins—nickels and dimes.
She has $1.25.
a.How many nickels does she have?
b. How many dimes?
n  d  20
10n  10d  200



.05n  .10d  1.25 5n  10d  125
5n  5d  100

5n  10d  125
4. Fred has 6 quarters, 4 dimes and 7
nickels.
a.How many coins does he have? 17
b. How much does he have?
6(.25)+4(.10)+7(.05)=1.50+.40+.35=
5. Jean has 15 coins in quarters, dimes and
nickels totaling $1.70. She has two mores
dimes than quarters. How many of each
coins does she have?
a.Quarters
b. Dimes
c. Nickels