MONEY MADNESS Paige Kilpatrick INSTRUCTIONS: Determine which combination of coins equals the amount of money listed at the top of each screen.

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MONEY MADNESS Paige Kilpatrick

INSTRUCTIONS: Determine which combination of coins equals the amount of money listed at the top of each screen.

LET’S REVIEW COIN AMOUNTS CoinAmount Quarter$0.25 Dime$0.10 Nickel$0.05 Penny$0.01

$

Correct! A quarter equals $ x 25 = 75 So 3 quarters equals $0.75

$0.06

Correct! A nickel equals $0.05 A penny equals $ = 6 So a nickel and a penny equals $0.06

$

Correct! 2 quarters equal $0.50 A dime equals $ pennies equal $ = 64 So 2 quarters, a dime, and 4 pennies equals $0.64

$1.00

Correct! This is a $1.00 coin It is worth the same amount as a one dollar bill, 4 quarters, 10 dimes, 20 nickels, and 100 pennies

$0.02

Correct! A penny equals $ = 2 So 2 pennies equals $0.02

$

Correct! A quarter equals $0.25 A dime equals $0.10 A nickel equals $0.05 A penny equals $ = 41 So a quarter, a dime, a nickel, and a penny equals $0.41

SORRY, TRY AGAIN!