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A jar contains 640 U. S. coins, each with a face value of either 25 cents or 10 cents. If the total face value of the coins is $94, how many 25-cent coins are in the jar?

(A) 120
(B) 200
(C) 280
(D) 360
(E) 440

We are asked to find out the number of 25-cent in the jar. Don't forget to assign variable for unknown. let the number of 25-cent coins be x. Now , Notice to the total number of coins. If 25-cent coins are x , rest of the coins are 10-cent.

So, Total number of 10-cent coins = 640-x

Now , we can form equation as total amount is given.

25x+ (640-x)10 = 94*100.................Note: we are dealing with cents. Thus converting cents to Dollar is essential.

25x+6400-10x =9400
15x=3000
x=200, which is option B.
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