If you have two coins that add up to 55 cents and one of the coins is not a half-dollar, what are the two coins?

Just curious.  It's been awhile since I posted something meaningless.

A half dollar and a nickel.  One of the coins is not a half dollar.

Well Duh,

It's the other coin that is a half-dollar with the remaining coin being a nickel.
Come-on, that's a third-grade one, give us something harder.

The other is the half dollar.  dim wit

This is like asking someone if there is a 4th of July in England.

A nickel and a half dollar.  the other coin was the nickel.  good job cgsmks.

I was thinking the same thing

Hey I knew that answer but Loverboy is a quicker typist lol...
I was thinking that it is about time I drug my triva contest out of the moth balls and revitalized it, anyone interested in playing with me ~M~

Bring back the trivia contest!

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Okay, here's something harder.

A ray of light is moving from air to plastic.  The angle of incidence to the plastic is 45 degrees and the angle of refraction in the plastic is 30 degrees.  What is the refractive index of the plastic??

Do you always feel the need to insult others?  

It was just a little diversion - plus you would be surprised how many don't get it correct!  Like you!  You never say what the second coin is.  Dumbass.

Using the ideal gas law (You do know that one don't you?) and given a constant number of molecules and a constant volume, what is the result of the 100+ degree summer days in Phoenix as compared to the 70 degree fall days in Phoenix.