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4th Grade Money Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

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4th Grade Money Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

Show your work. Write answers in dollars and cents.

1.Mia buys a sticker pack for $1.95 and a juice for $2.50. How much does Mia spend altogether?

Answer: $4.45

  1. $1.95 + $2.50 = $4.45
2.Cooper pays for a sticker pack costing $1.95 with $50.00. How much change does Cooper get?

Answer: $48.05

  1. $50.00 − $1.95 = $48.05
3.Harper buys a sandwich for $5.50 and a bread for $3.45. How much does Harper spend altogether?

Answer: $8.95

  1. $5.50 + $3.45 = $8.95
4.Priya buys a pencil for $1.15 and a notebook for $4.20. How much does Priya spend altogether?

Answer: $5.35

  1. $1.15 + $4.20 = $5.35
5.Ruby buys 2 bananas at $0.65 each and pays with $10.00. How much change should Ruby receive?

Answer: $8.70

  1. 2 × $0.65 = $1.30
  2. $10.00 − $1.30 = $8.70
6.Archie buys a milk for $2.85 and a sandwich for $5.50. How much does Archie spend altogether?

Answer: $8.35

  1. $2.85 + $5.50 = $8.35
7.Leo pays for a bread costing $3.45 with $50.00. How much change does Leo get?

Answer: $46.55

  1. $50.00 − $3.45 = $46.55
8.Olivia buys a bread for $3.45 and a muffin for $3.20. How much does Olivia spend altogether?

Answer: $6.65

  1. $3.45 + $3.20 = $6.65
9.Jayden pays for a pencil costing $1.15 with $20.00. How much change does Jayden get?

Answer: $18.85

  1. $20.00 − $1.15 = $18.85
10.Isla pays for a bread costing $3.45 with $10.00. How much change does Isla get?

Answer: $6.55

  1. $10.00 − $3.45 = $6.55
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