Compute Simple Addition or Subtraction Problems Involving Monetary Amounts up to $10.00
Compute Simple Addition or Subtraction Problems Involving Monetary Amounts up to $10.00
To add or subtract money, using bills and coins can be helpful.
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Write the word problem into a number sentence. You can draw the bills and coins of each amount to help you.

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To solve the number sentence, line up the numbers and decimal points, and add starting from the right. Regroup if necessary.

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You can check your answer by combining the bills and coins you have drawn above.

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You have seven 1-dollar bills and four quarters. Since four quarters = 1 dollar, you have a total of 8 dollars.

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A. Emilio has $6.84. If he spends $4.70 on food, how much money will he have left?

Write the word problem into a number sentence.

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To solve the number sentence, subtract starting from the right. Regroup if necessary. Remember to keep the $ and the decimal point in line.

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Emilio has $2.14 left.

You can check your answer by drawing bills and coins of the total amount.

Cross out the amount he spends.

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He has two 1-dollar bills, a dime, and four pennies left.

B. Linda has $8.00. If she lends $2.25 to her brother, how much money will she have left?

Write the word problem into a number sentence.

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To solve the number sentence, subtract starting from the right. Regroup if necessary. Remember to keep the $ and the decimal point in line.

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Linda will have $5.75 left.

You can check your answer by drawing bills and coins of the total amount. Regroup by replacing the 8th dollar bill with 4 quarters.

Cross out the amount she lends to her brother.

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She has five 1-dollar bills and three quarters left.

Solve. Show all work.
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