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2nd Grade Money Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

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2nd Grade Money Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

Show your work. Write answers in dollars and cents.

1.Tom buys 4 sandwichs at $5.50 each and pays with $50.00. How much change should Tom receive?

Answer: $28.00

  1. 4 × $5.50 = $22.00
  2. $50.00 − $22.00 = $28.00
2.Olivia pays for a pencil costing $1.15 with $20.00. How much change does Olivia get?

Answer: $18.85

  1. $20.00 − $1.15 = $18.85
3.Jayden buys a sticker pack for $1.95 and a notebook for $4.20. How much does Jayden spend altogether?

Answer: $6.15

  1. $1.95 + $4.20 = $6.15
4.Max buys 2 breads at $3.45 each and pays with $50.00. How much change should Max receive?

Answer: $43.10

  1. 2 × $3.45 = $6.90
  2. $50.00 − $6.90 = $43.10
5.Tom buys a pencil for $1.15 and a muffin for $3.20. How much does Tom spend altogether?

Answer: $4.35

  1. $1.15 + $3.20 = $4.35
6.Priya buys 4 sandwichs at $5.50 each and pays with $20.00. How much change should Priya receive?

Answer: $-2.00

  1. 4 × $5.50 = $22.00
  2. $20.00 − $22.00 = $-2.00
7.Cooper buys a sticker pack for $1.95 and a milk for $2.85. How much does Cooper spend altogether?

Answer: $4.80

  1. $1.95 + $2.85 = $4.80
8.Mason buys 2 juices at $2.50 each and pays with $50.00. How much change should Mason receive?

Answer: $45.00

  1. 2 × $2.50 = $5.00
  2. $50.00 − $5.00 = $45.00
9.Amelia pays for a juice costing $2.50 with $50.00. How much change does Amelia get?

Answer: $47.50

  1. $50.00 − $2.50 = $47.50
10.Jayden buys a sandwich for $5.50 and a milk for $2.85. How much does Jayden spend altogether?

Answer: $8.35

  1. $5.50 + $2.85 = $8.35
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