Counting money and making change

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What is the total cost of a bowling ball that costs $200 if Diego has two $50 bills?

Back

Diego has $100. He needs $200 - $100 = $100 more.

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If Delilah pays $20 for a meal that costs $18.75, how much change should she receive?

Back

Delilah should receive $20 - $18.75 = $1.25 in change.

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How much more money does David need to buy a phone that costs $250 if he has two $100 bills and a $20 bill?

Back

David has $220. He needs $250 - $220 = $30 more.

Front

What is Jacob's total cost if he buys a video game for $53 and a soda for $2?

Back

Jacob's total is $53 + $2 = $55.

Front

If Jacob pays with a $100 bill for a total of $55, how much change does he get back?

Back

Jacob gets back $100 - $55 = $45 in change.

Front

If David loans Devin $65 and Devin pays back half, how much does Devin still owe?

Back

Devin pays back $32.50, so he owes $65 - $32.50 = $32.50.

Front

What is the value of two $50 bills?

Back

Two $50 bills equal $100.

Front

If a meal costs $18.75 and you pay with a $20 bill, how do you calculate the change?

Back

Subtract the meal cost from the amount paid: $20 - $18.75 = $1.25.

Front

What is the total amount David has if he has two $100 bills and a $20 bill?

Back

David has $100 + $100 + $20 = $220.

Front

How do you find out how much more money you need to buy something?

Back

Subtract the amount you have from the total cost of the item.