In this math topic, students practice applying algebraic concepts using coin-related problems. The task involves calculating the number of different types of coins—pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters—having equal counts but differing values, to reach a specific total dollar amount. This introduces real-life scenarios to illustrate basic algebra principles, focusing on solving for unknown variables in an equation generated from the conditions of uniform coin counts and specified total values. These skills are fundamental in understanding and solving linear equations and real-world math problems.

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Algebra with Coins - Same Count of Four with Four Coin Types - to Answer


Some coins have a total value of $2.05 There are the same number of Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, and Quarters, and only those coins. How many Dimes are there?

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