Calculating Change and Coin Values

The video tutorial explains how to make change when purchasing items with coins. It provides examples using a toy truck, fruit store items, a paintbrush, and a dollar bill. The key method involves starting with the item's price and counting up to the amount given to determine the change. The video emphasizes understanding coin values and counting techniques to calculate change accurately.

What happens when you use coins worth more than the price of an item?

• You get a discount on the next purchase.

• The cashier keeps the extra money.

• You get extra coins back as change.

• You lose the extra money.

If a toy truck costs 48 cents and you pay with two quarters, how much change should you receive?

• 4 cents

• 2 cents

• 3 cents

• 1 cent

How do you calculate change when buying an item?

• Divide the item price by the amount given.

• Add the item price to the amount given.

• Subtract the item price from the amount given.

• Multiply the item price by the amount given.

What is the value of a quarter in cents?

• 10 cents

• 15 cents

• 25 cents

• 20 cents

What is the change when you pay 50 cents for an item costing 48 cents?

• 3 cents

• 4 cents

• 2 cents

• 1 cent

If you buy a banana for 15 cents and pay with two dimes, how much change should you get?

• 3 cents

• 4 cents

• 6 cents

• 5 cents

When buying a pear for 40 cents and paying with two quarters, what is the change?

• 10 cents

• 9 cents

• 11 cents

• 8 cents

If an apple costs 25 cents and you pay with a quarter, how much change do you receive?

• 3 cents

• 2 cents

• 1 cent

• 0 cents

How much change should you get when buying grapes for 95 cents and paying with a dollar?

• 4 cents

• 3 cents

• 6 cents

• 5 cents

How many pennies make up a nickel?

• 2 pennies

• 3 pennies

• 5 pennies

• 4 pennies