- A15
- B16
- C4
- D24
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Each coin is used or not: , minus the empty choice: 15. All the subset totals are different here, so there are 15 sums.
Answer: A) 15
Meera has exactly one coin each of ₹1, ₹2, ₹5 and ₹10. Using one or more of these coins, how many different sums of money can she pay?
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