DIY Challenge 1: Pay with the coins
You have coins of ₹1, ₹2, ₹3 and ₹5. You need to pay a total amount of ₹35.
You should use a total of exactly 10 coins.

How many ways can you find to do so?
What students worked out11
Student 7
5 coins of 5 and 5 coins of 2
Karanteacher
Can you find more ways?
Student 40
Ok sir
Student 2
way 1:-
Student 2
way 1:-
5 coins of 5
5 coins of 2
way 2:-
4 coins of 5
4 coins of 3
1 coin of 2
1 coin of 1
way 3:-
3 coins of 5
6 coins of 3
1 coin of 2
THERE ARE A LOT OF MORE WAYSStudent 3
1×0=0
2×3=6
3×3=9
5×4=20
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total 35
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2×5=10
5×5=25
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total 35
———1×2=2
2×1=2
3×2=6
5×5=25
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total 35
——–1×3=3
2×1=5
5×6=30
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total 35Student 3
1×0=0
2×1=2
3×6=18
5×3=15
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total 35
Student 10
5 coins of 5
2 coins of 2I’ll share some more different ways in the session.
Student 7
3 coins of 2 = ₹6 = 3 coins
3 coins of 3 = ₹9 = 6+9 = ₹15 = 3+3 coins = 6 coins
4 coins of 5 = ₹20 = 6+9+20=25= 3+3+4 coins = 10 coins
objective completeStudent 1
5 coins of 5 =25 5 coins of 2 =10 & 10+25=35
Student 4
3 coins of 2 = ₹6 = 3 coins used
3 coins of 3 = ₹9 = 6+9 = ₹15 = 6 coins used
4 coins of 5 = ₹20 = 6+9+20 = 25 = 10 coins used