Mia has a jar containing nickels and dimes worth \$4.80 in total. If she has more dimes than nickels, how many of each coin does she have?
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Multiple Choice
Maya needs sq ft of tile for a backsplash. Basic tiles cost \$9 per sq ft and designer tiles cost \$25 per sq ft. She wants the overall average cost to be per sq ft. How many square feet of each tile should she use?
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Basic tiles ; Designer tiles
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Basic tiles ; designer tiles
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Basic tiles ; Designer tiles
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Basic tiles ; Designer tiles
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Define variables for the unknown quantities: let \(x\) be the square feet of basic tiles and \(y\) be the square feet of designer tiles.
Write the equation for the total area of tiles needed: \(x + y = 48\).
Write the equation for the total cost based on the average cost per square foot: \(9x + 25y = 14 \times 48\).
Use the first equation to express one variable in terms of the other, for example, \(y = 48 - x\).
Substitute \(y = 48 - x\) into the cost equation and solve for \(x\), then use that value to find \(y\).
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