Count the Coins
3 quarters and 2 dimes
Answer: 95¢
You spend 35¢ and pay with 50¢. What is your change?
Answer: 15¢
Which is more: 3 quarters or 7 dimes?
Answer: 3 quarters (75¢)
A pencil costs 15¢ and an eraser costs 20¢. What is the total?
Answer: 35¢
I have 3 coins that total 16¢. What are they?
Answer: 1 dime, 1 nickel, and 1 penny
4 dimes and 3 nickels
Answer: 55¢
A toy costs 65¢. You pay with 3 quarters. What is your change?
Answer: 10¢
How much more is 90¢ than 65¢?
Answer: 25¢
You buy 2 apples for 25¢ each. How much do they cost?
Answer: 50¢
How many dimes equal 6 quarters?
Answer: 15 dimes
2 quarters, 3 dimes, and 4 pennies
Answer: 84¢
A snack costs 48¢. You pay with 1 dollar. What is your change?
Answer: 52¢
Which is more: 4 nickels and 3 dimes, or 2 quarters?
Answer: 4 nickels and 3 dimes (50¢) tie with 2 quarters (50¢)
A toy costs 75¢ and a ball costs 40¢. What is the total?
Answer: $1.15
I have 75¢ using only quarters and nickels. Using 7 coins, what are they?
Answer: 2 quarters and 5 nickels
5 nickels, 2 dimes, and 1 quarter
Answer: 70¢
You spend 75¢ from $1.25. How much is left?
Answer: 50¢
How much less is 45¢ than 1 dollar?
Answer: 55¢
You have $1. You buy a 35¢ snack and a 25¢ drink. How much is left?
Answer: 40¢
You have 6 coins, all nickels. How much money is that?
Answer: 30¢
4 quarters, 3 dimes, and 2 nickels
Answer: $1.40
A book costs 85¢. You pay with a dollar and a dime. What is your change?
Answer: 25¢
You have 2 quarters and 4 dimes. How much more do you need to make $1?
Answer: 10¢
Three stickers cost 10¢ each. You pay with 50¢. What is your change?
Answer: 20¢
You have 8 coins worth 80¢. They are only quarters and nickels. How many of each?
Answer: 2 quarters and 6 nickels (80¢, 8 coins)