SOLUTION: marc goes to the store with exactly $1.00 in change he has at least one of each coin in less than half dollar coin but he does not have a dollar coin.
what is the least number
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Question 320542: marc goes to the store with exactly $1.00 in change he has at least one of each coin in less than half dollar coin but he does not have a dollar coin.
what is the least number of coins he could have?
waht is the greates number of coins he could have?
Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
IF the 'less than half dollar' means no half dollar then:
25*3=75
10*1=10
5*2=10
1*5=05
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total 1.00 with 11 coins
25*1=25
10*1=10
5*1=05
1*60=60
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total=1.00 with 63 coins.
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