The problem involves finding the value of a specific denomination of coins when the total amount and the number of coins for each denomination are known.
Let $x$ be the number of coins for each denomination.
The total value can be expressed as:
$ (0.50 \times x) + (2 \times x) + (5 \times x) = 1275 $Combine the terms involving $x$:
$ x \times (0.50 + 2 + 5) = 1275 $ $ x \times (7.50) = 1275 $Isolate $x$ by dividing the total amount by the combined value factor:
$ x = \frac{1275}{7.50} $ $ x = \frac{12750}{75} $ $ x = 170 $So, there are 170 coins of each denomination.
The value of the two rupee coins is the number of Rs. 2 coins multiplied by their individual value (Rs. 2).
$ \text{Value of Rs. 2 coins} = x \times 2 $ $ \text{Value of Rs. 2 coins} = 170 \times 2 $ $ \text{Value of Rs. 2 coins} = 340 $Therefore, the value of the two rupee coins in the box is Rs. 340.