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The King and Queen have 50 silver coins each. Find the probability

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The King and Queen have 50 silver coins each. Find the probability that if one donates n silver coin the other one donates n±10 silver coins (where n is less than equal to 50)

A) 1/50

B) 1/5

C) 9/25

D) 2/5

E) 3/7

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The King and Queen have 50 silver coins each. Find the probability that if one donates n silver coin the other one donates n±10 silver coins (where n is less than equal to 50)

A) 1/50

B) 1/5

C) 9/25

D) 2/5

E) 3/7

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