6: HW - Making Change with Decimals

Making Change with Decimals

Learn how to make change using decimal numbers and improve your math skills.

Making Change with Decimals

To determine the amount of change, subtract the cost of the item from the amount paid. Use decimals to represent money. Round to the nearest cent if necessary. Example: If the item costs $5.75 and you pay with a $10 bill, subtract $5.75 from $10 to get $4.25 in change.

Multiple Choice

What is the amount of change you will receive if you buy an item that costs $5.75 and pay with a $10 bill?

• $4.25

• $5.75

• $10.00

• $15.75

Change Calculation

• Question: What is the amount of change you will receive if you buy an item that costs $5.75 and pay with a $10 bill?
• Trivia: The correct answer is $4.25. This means you will receive $4.25 as change.
• Tip: Always double-check your change to ensure accuracy!

Multiple Choice

What is the amount of change you will receive if you buy an item that costs $15.14 and pay with a $20 bill?

• $35.14

• $4.86

• $5.86

• $5.14

Math Response

An order of ramen costs $11.40 and a drink costs $4.25. How much change will you receive if you pay for both items with a $20 bill?

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Correct Answer: 4.35

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Math Response

A hat costs $10.95 and a t-shirt costs $14.20. How much change will you receive if you pay for both items with a $50 bill?

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Correct Answer: 24.85

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