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Mathematics, 03.08.2019 03:40 harlon852

Suppose you have just enough money, in coins, to pay for a loaf of bread priced at $1.95. you have 12 coins, all quarters and dimes. let q equal the number of quarters and d equal the number of dimes. which system models the given information? a. q + d = 12 q + d = 1.95 c. 25q + 10d = 1.95 q + 12 = d b. 0.10q + 0.25d = 12 q + d = 1.95 d. q + d = 12 0.25q + 0.10d = 1.95

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