Word Problems on Rupees and Paisa

Sela is at a carnival and needs to buy gifts for her cousins using exact change. She first buys a toy plane for 27 rupees, exploring various combinations of her available money. Next, she purchases a bracelet for 70 rupees, again using different combinations of her money. Finally, Sela buys ice cream for 12 rupees, using her remaining money and coins found in her pocket. The video demonstrates how to use different combinations of notes and coins to pay exact amounts.

What is the cost of the toy plane Sela wants to buy?

• 30 rupees

• 25 rupees

• 27 rupees

• 20 rupees

Which combination of notes and coins can Sela use to pay exactly 27 rupees?

• One 20 rupee note and two 10 rupee notes

• One 50 rupee note and two 1 rupee coins

• Two 10 rupee notes and one 5 rupee coin

• One 20 rupee note, one 5 rupee coin, and one 2 rupee coin

How much does the bracelet for Anita cost?

• 50 rupees

• 60 rupees

• 70 rupees

• 80 rupees

Which of the following is a way to pay exactly 70 rupees for the bracelet?

• One 50 rupee note and two 10 rupee notes

• Two 20 rupee notes and one 10 rupee note

• One 50 rupee note and one 20 rupee note

• Three 20 rupee notes and one 10 rupee note

What is the cost of the ice cream Sela wants to buy?

• 13 rupees

• 12 rupees

• 11 rupees

• 10 rupees

How can Sela pay exactly 12 rupees for the ice cream using her money?

• One 10 rupee note and two 1 rupee coins

• One 10 rupee note, one 1 rupee coin, and two 50 paisa coins

• One 10 rupee note and four 25 paisa coins

• One 10 rupee note and one 2 rupee coin

What additional coins did Sela find in her pocket to help pay for the ice cream?

• Three 2 rupee coins

• Two 50 paisa coins and four 25 paisa coins

• Four 50 paisa coins

• Two 1 rupee coins