Money and Bill Calculations

The video tutorial covers solving word problems involving bills and coins. It includes five problems: Melissa's bill problem, Thomas's bag of bills, Helen's coin usage at a laundromat, Garfield High School's ticket sales, and Maggie's piggy bank. Each problem is solved using algebraic equations, focusing on setting up equations based on given conditions and solving for unknowns.

What is the total amount of money Melissa has in her register?

• $336

• $467

• $7500

• $53.14

If Melissa has double the number of one dollar bills as twenty dollar bills, how many twenty dollar bills does she have if she has 26 one dollar bills?

• 5

• 26

• 10

• 13

How many ten dollar bills does Melissa have if the number of one dollar bills was decreased by one?

• 5

• 13

• 10

• 26

What is the total amount of money Thomas has in his bag?

• $336

• $467

• $53.14

• $7500

If the number of one dollar bills is one third of the number of ten dollar bills, how many ten dollar bills does Thomas have if he has 12 one dollar bills?

• 5

• 19

• 12

• 36

How many five dollar bills does Thomas have if it is seven more than the number of one dollar bills?

• 19

• 5

• 36

• 12

What is the total amount of money Helen spent at the laundromat?

• $8.40

• $467

• $7500

• $53.14

If Helen spent twice the number of dimes as quarters, how many quarters did she use if she used 28 dimes?

• 14

• 28

• 42

• 36

How many nickels did Helen use if it was three halves the number of dimes?

• 42

• 28

• 14

• 36

What is the total amount of money Garfield High School collected from ticket sales?

• $467

• $7500

• $336

• $53.14