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We want 10 rupees change in 10 coins but don't include 1 rupees coin and 50 pais coin fined out the answer

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What coins are available? 5 rupee? 4 rupee? 2 rupee? 1/3 rupee? 1/4 rupee? 1/10 rupee?

10 times 1/10 rupee leaves you 9 rupees short.
8 times 1/4 rupee plus 2 times 4 rupees gives 10 coins and 10 rupees.
6 times 1/3 rupee plus 4 times 2 rupees gives 10 coins and 10 rupees.

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