Jazz buys 4 avocados for $1.20 each.
He pays for the avocados with a $5 note.
How much change should Jazz receive?
`$0.20` | `$0.30` | `$3.80` | `$4.80` |
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Jazz buys 4 avocados for $1.20 each.
He pays for the avocados with a $5 note.
How much change should Jazz receive?
`$0.20` | `$0.30` | `$3.80` | `$4.80` |
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`$0.20`
`text(Change) = 5-4xx1.20 = $0.20`
Patrick gets $7.35 in pocket money each week.
He does extra jobs one week and earns $4.75 more.
How much money did Patrick receive in total in the week?
`$11.00` | `$11.10` | `$12.00` | `$12.10` |
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`$12.10`
`$7.35 + 4.75 = $12.10`
Emily has 85 cents in 5-cent pieces.
How many 5-cent pieces does she have?
`17` | `80` | `13` | `425` |
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`17`
`85 ÷ 5 = 17\ text(pieces)`
Bronwyn receives $1.85 in change at the shop.
She receives only coins.
What is the least number of coins that she could receive?
`3` | `4` | `5` | `6` |
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`5`
`text($1.85 in the least number of coins is:)`
`1 xx $1, 1 xx 50text(c), 1 xx 20text(c)`
`1 xx 10text(c), 1 xx 5text(c).`
`:.\ text(Least coins) = 5`
Brandon has a money jar that contains 50 cent, 20 cent, 10 cent and 5 cent pieces only.
If he buys a pie worth $2.65, what is the minimum amount of coins he can pay with?
`5` | `7` | `8` | `9` | `11` |
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`7`
`text(Minimum number of coins would be:)`
`5 xx 50\ text(c)`
`1 xx 10\ text(c)`
`1 xx 5\ text(c)`
`:.\ text(A minimum of 7 coins is needed.)`
Andy buys a chocolate bar for 95 cents from the shop.
He has 4 coins in his hand and pays the exact amount.
Which coin is not in Andy's hand?
`text(5 cent)` | `text(10 cent)` | `text(20 cent)` | `text(50 cent)` |
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`text(10 cent)`
`text(4 coins can only make up 95 cents as follows:)`
`1 xx 50\ text(cent)`
`2 xx 20\ text(cent)`
`1 xx 5\ text(cent)`
`:.\ text(Andy doesn’t have a 10 cent.)`
Missy has $5.40 and bought a cup of coffee that cost her $4.85.
How much money does she have left?
`$0.55` | `$1.45` | `$1.55` | `$10.25` |
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`$0.55`
`$5.40 – $4.85 = $0.55`
Camilla has only 10-cent, 20-cent and 50-cent coins in her purse.
She buys a coffee that costs her $3.80 and pays the exact price.
What is the smallest number of coins she could use to pay for her coffee?
`7` | `8` | `9` | `10` | `11` |
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`9\ text(coins)`
`text(The minimum number of coins are:)`
`7 xx 50 text(-cent)` | `= $3.50` |
`1 xx 20 text(-cent)` | `= $0.20` |
`1 xx 10 text(-cent)` | `=$0.10` |
`:.\ text(Minimum coins to make $3.80 = 9 coins)`
Penny has $5.
Chocolate bars cost $1.80.
How many chocolate bars can Penny buy?
`2` | `3` | `5` | `9` |
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`text(2 chocolate bars)`
`text(Strategy 1)`
`2 xx $1.80` | `= $3.60` |
`3 xx $1.80` | `= $5.40` |
`text(Strategy 2)`
`5/1.80 = 2.77…\ \ text{(round down)}`
`:.\ text(Penny can only buy 2.)`
David spent $82 at the post office.
He bought a souvenir set of stamps for $53.
With the remaining money he bought 10 stamps at $1.70 each and some stamps at 60 cents each.
How many 60-cent stamps did David buy?
`20`
`$82 – $53 = $29`
`$29 – (10 xx 1.70)` | `= 29 – 17.00` |
`= $12.00` |
`:.\ text(Number of 60-cent stamps)`
`= 1200/60`
`= 20`
Nick had a $10 note only.
At the service station, he bought 5 iceblocks that cost $1.20 each.
How much change should he get?
`$4.00` | `$4.50` | `$6.00` | `$8.80` |
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`$4.00`
`text(Change)` | `= 10 – (5 xx 1.20)` |
`= 10 – 6` | |
`= $4.00` |