$4.25+\ 3.22$   

• 3.44

• 1.03

• 7.47

• 4.74

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 $6.7-2.5$  

• 9.2

• 4.2

• 3.3

• 6.2

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$4.05 + $2.99

• $7.04

• $1.06

• $70.4

• $10.06

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Mrs. Lawson is running a farmers market. She is selling a basket of vegetables for $18.25, If a customer buys the basket of vegetables and pays with a $20.00 bill. How much change would they get back from Mrs. Lawson?

(Change is the money left over if someone uses more money than needed)

• $38.25

• $1.75

• $18.05

• No change back

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Mr. Mathis is wanting to buy some puzzles for his home. If he buys one puzzle for $3.99 from Amazon, one puzzle for $12.79 from Barnes and Nobel, and one puzzles for $6.89 from Walmart. How much money did he spend in all?

• $16.78

• $10.88

• $23.67

• $1.91

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Mr. McConnell went to the store with $40.00 to buy presents for his family. He puts the following items in his cart: A puzzle for $5.99, A coffee mug for $3.50, A scarf for $19.29, and a cool t-shirt for $10.99. Does he have enough money to get all of these items?

If he does, what will his change be?

• No, he does not have enough money

• Yes, he does have enough money and his change will be $0.01

• Yes, he does have enough money and his change will be $0.23

• Yes, he does have enough money and his change will be $4.22

• Yes, he does have enough money and his change will be $0.15

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 $6-1.1$  

• 7.1

• 5.1

• 4.9

• 5.9

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 $4.9+3.22$  

• 12.8

• 8.12

• 3.9

• 22.2

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 $8.12-3.5$  

• 6.72

• 3.55

• 7.82

• 1.0

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 $6.72-0.99$  

• 2.20

• 6.73

• 7.71

• 5.73

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