Understanding Change Calculation

The video tutorial explains how to calculate the change Charles receives after buying 5 apples at $0.47 each and paying with a five-dollar bill. It involves converting dollars to cents, multiplying to find the total apple cost, and subtracting to determine the change. The change is then expressed in both cents and dollars.

What is the cost of one apple that Charles bought?

• $0.45

• $0.50

• $0.47

• $0.40

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How many apples did Charles purchase?

• 4

• 6

• 3

• 5

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What is the total cost of 5 apples in cents?

• 235 cents

• 300 cents

• 250 cents

• 200 cents

How many cents are in a five-dollar bill?

• 550 cents

• 500 cents

• 450 cents

• 400 cents

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What is the first step in finding the change Charles should receive?

• Divide the cost of apples by the payment

• Add the cost of apples to the payment

• Subtract the cost of apples from the payment

• Multiply the cost of apples by the payment

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What is the result of 500 cents minus 235 cents?

• 275 cents

• 285 cents

• 265 cents

• 255 cents

How is 265 cents expressed in dollars and cents?

• $2.55

• $2.60

• $2.65

• $2.70

What is the equivalent of 100 cents in dollars?

• $0.50

• $1.00

• $1.50

• $2.00

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How many groups of 100 cents are in 200 cents?

• 3 groups

• 4 groups

• 1 group

• 2 groups

What is another way to express 65 cents in terms of a dollar?

• 0.55 of a dollar

• 0.60 of a dollar

• 0.65 of a dollar

• 0.70 of a dollar