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In a bag there are 150 coins of re1,50 paise and 25 paise denominations. If the total value of the coins is rs.150 find how many rupees can be constituted by 50 paise coins: Asked In Exam Deepika (8 years ago); Unsolved; Is this Puzzle helpful? (1) (0) Submit Your Solution Mathematical Reasoning

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