Compensation
Split Strategy
Counting Up/Counting Back
Regrouping!
Giving Change
100

You MUST show your work

743 − 198

545

100

785 − 243

542

100

864 − 537

327

100

853 − 467

386

100

Hedda goes to a bookshop and buys a new book for 13.68€. She pays with a 20€ note.
How much change should she receive?

6.32€

200

You MUST show your work

2,684 − 397

2,287

200

684 − 231

453

200

1,243 − 978

265

200

4,382 − 756

3,626

200

Jacob buys a football at a sports shop for 37.46€. He pays with a 50€ note.
How much change should he get back?

12.54€

300

8,243 − 1,999

6,244

300

4,326 − 1,2144

3,112

300

4,386 − 3,947

439

300

9,104 − 2,867

6,237

300

Kei buys a jacket for 68.79€. He pays with a 100€ note.
How much change does the cashier give her?

31.21€

400

24,673 − 4,998

19,675

400

3,684 − 427

3,257

400

8,764 − 538

 8,226

400

9,002 − 5,847

3,155

400

Mr. Thomas buys a pair of headphones for €146.83. He pays with €200.
How much change should he receive?

€53.17

500

125,438 − 29,997

95,441

500

42,863 − 3,547

39,316

500

9,413 - 25

9,388

500

7,010 − 3,986

3,024

500

A family visits a market and buys three items costing €47.85, €68.39, and €53.76. They pay with €200. 

How much change should they receive?

Answer: €30.00

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