MAKING CHANGE
CALCULATING PAY AND BILLS
TIPS, SALES TAX, AND SPLITTING BILLS
CALCULATING SALES AND DISCOUNTS
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100

you buy a snack for $3.96. you hand the cashier $10. how much change will you get back?

$10 - $3.96 = $6.04

100

You work for 30 hours in one week and earn $11 per hour. How much money do you earn in one week?

30 x $11 = $330 in one week

100
1. what percentage of tip should you leave if you receive excellent service? 

2. name service you would leave a tip for

1. 15%-20%

2. haircut, restaurant, uber, food delivery

100

A $55 jacket is on sale for $47. How much do you save? 

$55 - $47 = $8

100

Which U.S. bill was discontinued and phased out of circulation in 1969?

The $500 bill

200

You buy a book for $12.60. You pay with a $20 bill. How much change do you get back?

$20 - $12.60 = $7.40

200

Once a month, you pay:

$500 rent

$100 electric bill

$40 water bill

$50 wifi bill 

How much do you pay for one month of bills?

$500 + $100 + $40 + $50 = $690

200

You go to a restaurant with one other friend and would like to split the bill EVENLY. The total bill costs $32.14. How much will your portion of the bill be?

$32.14/2 = $16.07

200

A $20 T-shirt is on sale for 10% off. How much money would you get off of the $20 price?

$20 x 10% = $2

200

name brand and generic items usually cost the same - true or false

false - name brand typically is more expensive 

300

you go to the store to buy a new game for $47.62. you hand the cashier $50. the cashier gives you back $2.40.

1. did they give you the correct change?

2. if they did not, what change should they have given you?

1. no

2. $50 - $47.62 = $2.38

300

You pay a phone bill of $64.29 every month.

How much do you pay in total over 3 months?

$64.29 x 3 = $192.87

300

Which bill features the Treasury Building on the back?

The $10 bill

300

A video game costs $50, but there’s a 20% discount. How much is the new price? (hint: take the discount and take it away from the original cost)

$50 x 20% = $10

$50 - $10 = $40

300

How does the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing track currency?

The U.S. tracks every bill it prints with a unique serial number. This helps in tracing the movement and usage of currency notes.

400

At a fast food restaurant, your meal costs $9.80, and you buy a drink for $2.20. You pay with a $20 bill. How much change do you receive?

$9.80 + $2.20 = $12

$20 - $12 = $8

400

You work 30 hours per week for one month, and earn $10 per hour.

1. How much money do you earn in one week?

2. How much money do you earn in one month?

1. 30 x $10 = $300 per week

2. $300 x 4 = $1200 per month

400

You eat out with a friend at a restaurant. Your portion of the bill costs $15.60. You had excellent service and would like to leave a 20% tip for your server.

1. How much will your tip be?

2. How much will your total bill be?

1. $15.60 x 20% = $3.12 tip

2. $15.60 + $3.12 = $18.72 total cost

400

A store has a “Buy One, Get One 50% Off” deal for pants. If one item is $30, what do you pay for the second item?

$30 x 50% = $15

$30 + $15 = $45 for 2 pairs of pants 

400

what form of payment is borrowing money that you must repay later (plus interest if you don’t pay on time)?

credit

500

Whose portrait was featured on the first U.S. $1 bill?

 George Washington


500

You and two roommates pay:

$1400 rent

$280 electric bill

$60 for the water bill

$70 wifi bill 

1. What is the total cost of the monthly bills?

2. How much is your portion of the bills?

1. $1400 + $280 + $60 + $70 = $1810

2. $1810/3= $603.3333333 -> $603.33 (rounded)

500

Is it illegal to print money?

YESSSSS 

Producing or using counterfeit money is a form of fraud or forgery, and is illegal in all jurisdictions of the world.

500

What material are bills made of?

U.S. currency paper is composed of 25% linen and 75% cotton, with red and blue fibers distributed randomly throughout to make imitation more difficult.

500

name one things the state government pays for with the money collected from sales tax?

parks

roads 

schools

transportation systems (buses)