SOLUTION: You have two U.S. coins with a total value of $.35, and one of them is not a quarter. What are the coins?

SOLUTION: You have two U.S. coins with a total value of $.35, and one of them is not a quarter. What are the coins?

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Question 255358: You have two U.S. coins with a total value of $.35, and one of them is not a quarter. What are the coins?
Answer by drk(1908) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This is a trick question. If one cannot be a quarter, the other one CAN be a quarter. So, we have dime and then quarter.
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