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Money Comparing Prices Kindergarten — Set 64
4 cents + 15 cents = ?
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Answer: 19
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: animals-farmLabel: 19
1 dime + 2 pennies = ? cents
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Answer: 12
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: animals-farmLabel: 12
1 nickel + 5 pennies = ? cents
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Answer: 10
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: animals-farmLabel: 10
3 nickels + 4 pennies = ? cents
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Answer: 19
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: animals-farmLabel: 19
You pay $2.00 for an item that costs $2.00. How much change do you get back?
- SubType
- make-change
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: animals-farmLabel: 0
You pay $1.00 for an item that costs $0.85. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 15
- SubType
- make-change
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: animals-farmLabel: 15
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