Coins + Notes
You have 2 x $2 coins, 1 x $1 coin, and 3 x 20c coins. How much money do you have?
$5.60
A shirt is $20. It is 50% off today. How much does it now cost?
$10
You buy a sandwich for $6.50 and pay with a $10 note. How much change do you get?
$3.50
How many $2 lollies could you get with a $50 note?
25
Make $5.65 with the least amount of coins. NO notes.
$2 + $2 + $1 + 50c + 10c + 5c
A drink bottle cost $16. It is now 25% off. What is the new price?
$12
You buy 3 ice-creams that cost $3 each. How much change would you get from a $20 note?
$11
I want to buy 15 apples. They cost 50c each. How much will that cost?
$7.50
Create two different combinations of notes and coins that both total exactly $27.40
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A new bike cost $300. It is now 20% off. What is the new price?
$240
Item $25.50. Paid with $50. Change?
I need 250 pop-sticks for a tower I'm making. A packet of 50 costs $3.00. How much will I need to spend?
$15.00
Make $4.70, using exactly 7 coins.
$2 + $1 + $1 + 50c + 10c + 5c + 5c
A toy cost $15. It is now 10% off. What is the new price of the toy?
$13.50
$18.65 item. Paid with $50. Change?
$31.35
How much would 20 pumpkins cost if each is $2.50?
$50
$188.85
A skateboard was originally $120. It’s now on sale for $90. What percentage discount was given?
Item: $50.35. Paid with $100.
Change given: $49.40
How much change are you missing?
$0.25 or 25c
You’re buying supplies for a class project: paint ($14), brushes ($8.90), paper ($10.50), and glue ($6.70). You have $40. Will you stay under budget?
No! 10c over budget.