when an example of an integer can't be identified why can't you identify a coin how to identify an op based on an example why can't we find the distribution what is identifying the value of the coin what is the identifier for $c right of one coin identifiable coin p why can't i identify p-left(c-right)$ why can't I identify a coin using basic algebra why can't you identify c$ can the value of money on a coin be identified why is it hard to determine the distribution of two unjustly valued coins? why can't you identify a correct price what is the correct basic identifiability why is it impossible to identify $pleft(c_1right)$ when the probability of identifying a coin is equal, p = left c = right why is it not possible to identify one coin what is the mathematical example for using identifiable? why cannot p eqnarray be identified? why is no identifier for dollar c