Money: Change back in bills and coins

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What is change?

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Change is the amount of money returned to a buyer after they pay for a purchase, when the amount paid is more than the cost of the item.

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How do you calculate change?

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To calculate change, subtract the cost of the item from the amount paid.

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If you buy something for $0.18 and pay with a $1 bill, how much change do you get back?

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$0.82

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What is a bill?

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A bill is a piece of paper money used to make purchases.

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What is a coin?

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A coin is a small, round piece of metal used as money.

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If you buy a toy for $6 and pay with a $20 bill, how much change do you get back?

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$14

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What is the value of a quarter?

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A quarter is worth $0.25.

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If you buy two candies for $0.32 and $0.52, how do you find the total cost?

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Add the two prices together: $0.32 + $0.52 = $0.84.

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If you pay $10 for a set of markers that costs $4, how much change do you get back?

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$6

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What is the value of a dime?

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A dime is worth $0.10.