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Money Compare Prices Starter — Set 37
You pay $5.00 for an item that costs $4.10. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 90
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3 nickels + 1 nickel = ? cents
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Answer: 20
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- count-coins
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1 cents + 12 cents = ?
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Answer: 13
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- add-money
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1 dime + 2 nickels = ? cents
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Answer: 20
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- count-coins
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1 dime + 2 quarters = ? cents
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Answer: 60
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- count-coins
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4 quarters + 3 quarters = ? cents
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Answer: 175
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- count-coins
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You pay $2.00 for an item that costs $0.85. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 115
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3 dimes + 2 dimes = ? cents
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Answer: 50
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- count-coins
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5 cents + 11 cents = ?
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Answer: 16
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- add-money
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1 penny + 4 quarters = ? cents
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Answer: 101
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- count-coins
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You pay $1.00 for an item that costs $0.25. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 75
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You pay $1.00 for an item that costs $0.85. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 15
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- make-change
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You pay $5.00 for an item that costs $0.75. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 425
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4 nickels + 3 dimes = ? cents
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Answer: 50
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- count-coins
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12 cents + 2 cents = ?
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Answer: 14
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- add-money
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1 penny + 1 quarter = ? cents
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Answer: 26
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- count-coins
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10 cents + 1 cents = ?
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Answer: 11
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- add-money
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5 pennies + 2 dimes = ? cents
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Answer: 25
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- count-coins
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12 cents + 7 cents = ?
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Answer: 19
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- add-money
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You pay $1.00 for an item that costs $0.65. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 35
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- make-change
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- starter
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