Jevonte Bignall-Hewitt & Jazier Tull: September 22, 2020 (10:45)

Money Review

Activity 1: Finding the total

Finding the total means that you need to add.

$65.00

$120.00

1. Javonte wants to buy these shoes and the bag. How much will he pay?

2. If his friend buys 2 of these bags, how much will she pay?

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$12. 25

1 slice= $6.50

$11.20

3. I want to buy a milkshake and 1 slice of pizza. How much will I pay?

4. Find the total is Jamal buys 3 slices of pizza.

5. What will be the cost if Kevin pays for 1 burger and 2 milkshakes?

6. After basketball, 2 friends buy 3 slices of pizza and 3 milkshakes. Find their total.

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Calculating Change

When you are calculating change, you have to subtract.

This bag costs $65.00. If you pay with $100.00, how much change will you receive?

$100.00

- 65.00

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Dominic wants to buy these shoes. They cost $65.00. If he pays with $80.00, how much change will he receive?

$ 80.00

- 65.00

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This PlayStation costs $550. 00. If you have $600.00, how much change will you receive?

These socks cost $15.50 per pair. How much change will you receive if you pay with a $100.00 bill?

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