Making Change

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What is change in money?

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

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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 I pay $1.00 for a toy that costs $0.52, how much change do I get?

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$0.48

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What is the change if I buy a book for $0.89 and pay with $1.00?

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$0.11

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Sally has 65 cents and buys a toy for 32 cents. How much change does she get?

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33 cents

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If a drink costs $0.75 and I pay with a $1.00 bill, what is my change?

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$0.25

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How much change will I get if I buy 3 stickers for $1 each and pay with a $5 bill?

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$2

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What is the term for the money you receive back after a purchase?

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Change

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If I buy a sandwich for $2.50 and pay with a $5 bill, how much change do I receive?

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$2.50

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What do you do if you don't have enough money to pay for something?

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You cannot buy the item unless you find a way to get more money.

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