This math topic focuses on using basic algebraic concepts to solve problems involving two types of coins. Each problem presents a total value and a relationship between the quantities of two different coin types. The objective is to determine the number of one type of coin based on the given total value and the relationship between the coins, such as having a certain number of one coin more than the other. The problems help develop skills in forming and solving linear equations and enhance understanding of practical math applications using monetary units.

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Algebra with Coins - X More of Coin and Total - Two Coin Types - to Answer Worksheet

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Algebra with Coins - X More of Coin and Total - Two Coin Types - to Answer
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Some coins have a total value of $0.90. There are 3 more Dimes than Nickels. How many Dimes are there?
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a
2
b
7
c
1
2
Some coins have a total value of $0.21. There are 3 more Pennies than Nickels. How many Pennies are there?
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a
10
b
6
c
14
d
2
e
4
3
Some coins have a total value of $0.44. There are 11 more Pennies than Dimes. How many Dimes are there?
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a
11
b
3
c
5
4
Some coins have a total value of $0.31. There are 5 more Nickels than Pennies. How many Nickels are there?
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a
6
b
11
c
15
d
10
e
7
5
Some coins have a total value of $0.08. There are 2 more Pennies than Nickels. How many Pennies are there?
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a
4
b
7
c
3
d
12
e
5
6
Some coins have a total value of $0.40. There are 2 more Nickels than Quarters. How many Quarters are there?
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a
7
b
1
c
4
d
3
7
Some coins have a total value of $0.15. There are 3 more Pennies than Nickels. How many Nickels are there?
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a
3
b
1
c
5
d
2
8
Some coins have a total value of $0.39. There are 3 more Pennies than Nickels. How many Pennies are there?
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a
2
b
9
c
11
d
18
e
1