Ty has a total of $5.40 in quarters and pennies in his wallet. He has two times as manypennies as he does quarters. How many of each coin does he have?

From the question, we can deduce the folllowing:
Total amount = $5.40
Number of pennies = two times the number of quarters.
We have:
P = 2Q
Let's find the amount of each coin he has.
Let P represent the number of pennies
Let Q represent the number of quarters.
Where:
1 penny = $0.01
1 quarter = $0.25
We have the set of equations:
0.01P + 0.25Q = 5.40............................equation 1
P = 2Q.......................................................equation 2
Let's solve the system of equations using substitution method.
Substitute 2Q for P in equation 1:
0.01(2Q) + 0.25Q = 5.40
0.02Q + 0.25Q = 5.40
Combine like terms:
0.27Q = 5.40
Divide both sides by 0,27:
[tex]\begin{gathered} \frac{0.27Q}{0.27}=\frac{5.40}{0.27} \\ \\ Q=20 \end{gathered}[/tex]Now, substitute 20 for Q in equation 2:
P = 2Q
P = 2(20)
P = 40
We have the solutions:
P = 40, Q = 20
Therefore, Ty has 40 pennies and 20 quarters.
ANSWER:
Quarters = 20
Pennies = 40