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Jacob bought a pack of gum for $1.35. He paid with nickels and dimes only. How many of each coin did he use?

Jacob bought a pack of gum for $1.35. He paid with nickels and dimes only. How many of each coin did he use?
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Jacob bought a pack of gum for $1.35. He paid with nickels and dimes only. How many of each coin did he use?

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User Batalia
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Answer:

10 dimes and 2 nickels

Explanation:

a nickel is 5¢ and a dime is 10¢

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