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Which box contains $2.36?

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Box A contains $2.36.

Front

Which equation correctly compares the amount of money in each girl’s purse?

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Krista’s money > Jenny’s money

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Paige bought a bag of goldfish food for $3.42. If she paid with $5.00, what could be her possible change? Options: 3 quarters, 5 dimes, and 20 pennies; 4 quarters, 4 dimes, and 8 pennies; 4 quarters, 5 dimes, and 18 pennies; 5 quarters, 3 dimes, and 3 pennies.

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5 quarters, 3 dimes, and 3 pennies

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Deon bought a kite. He told his brother that his kite cost about $3.00. What could be the actual cost of his kite? Options: $2.48, $2.57, $2.43, $2.37

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$2.57

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Diane's money rounded to the nearest dollar is $5.00. What could be the actual amount? Options: $3.95, $4.65, $5.54, $2.85

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$4.65

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Which price could not be the actual price of a model airplane that costs $7.00 when rounded to the nearest dollar? Options: $6.85, $6.59, $6.35, $6.67

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$6.35

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Gina wants to spend $8.00 on a gift. The storekeeper rounds prices to the nearest dollar. Which items could she buy for $8.00? Options: The car, football, baseball bat, or blocks; The car or the blocks; The blocks or the football; The car, football, or blocks.

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The car, football, or blocks.

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Felix bought chocolate bars, marshmallows, and graham crackers. If the total rounded to $10.00, what could not be the price of each item? Options: $2.55, $2.45, $5.39; $2.34, $2.50, $4.87; $2.30, $2.55, $4.90; $2.29, $2.15, $4.87

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$2.29, $2.15, $4.87

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Ross bought a Frisbee for about $3.00 and a jump rope that was about $2.00. Which answer could be the actual total cost of both items?
Round to the nearest dollar. Options: $1.00, $4.85, $5.50, $6.82

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$4.85

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Is this the correct amount of change that the storekeeper gave Mackie for a $1.00 bill to buy bubble gum from the vending machine?

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yes