Answer / laksh

one coin is not 50...other coin is 50.so 50+25=75 paise

Answer / parthiban

one coin is 50 paise.. other one is 25 paise(this coin is
not a 50 paise)..

Answer / daya

This is a CTS question... The answer is funny but the
thinking should be different which differentiate us from
others...

Answer / guest

the probability of not having 50 paise.
if he had 1 rupee&25 paise then =1:00-0.25ps
0.75ps

Answer / vaishali

Given question is 1st coin is not 50 paise.So 1st coin is 25
paise then 2nd coin is 50 paise absolutly correct.

Answer / k.kumar

YES WHAT THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS MENTIONING IS NOT 50 PAISE
COIN .THE OTHER NOT MENTIONING IS 50 PAISE COIN .WHAT HE IS
INDIRECTLY MENTIONING IS 25 PAISE COIN.AM I FURTHER
CONFUSING YOU .SORRY

K.KUMAR

Answer / y.s.jagan

one is not a 50 paise......xactly the other one must be a 50
paise coin ,,,,,,,the one is not a 50 paise coin is 25 paise
coin........u guyz got my pointtttttt..................

Answer / adnan

hey one cion must be 50 paise.......another is 25p not 75.....

Answer / satheesh

they told one paise is not 50
so another one is 50 and 25 paise

i think its right...
any suggestions

Answer / shriram

One coin is 50 paise and second coin is 25 paise

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