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Money Math Fun!

Help plan a small weekend market visit. Use New Zealand dollars. Unless a question says cash, assume card payments are exact. For cash totals, round to the nearest 10 cents.

Item

Price

Apple bag

$3.80

Bookmark

$2.45

Honey jar

$6.90

Reusable bag

$1.35

Coins, rounding and smart spending

Show your thinking where you can. Include the dollar sign in money answers.

1.New Zealand coins include 10c, 20c, 50c, $1 and $2. What is the total value of two $2 coins, one 50c coin and three 10c coins?
2.A customer pays cash for something costing $4.87. Round the amount to the nearest 10 cents. Use the number line to help decide which multiple of 10 cents is closest.
4.84.824.844.864.884.94.924.944.964.985
3.Using the market price board, how much do an apple bag and a bookmark cost altogether if they are paid for by card?
4.Using the market price board, a shopper buys a honey jar and a reusable bag with cash. What is the exact total, and what cash amount should be paid after rounding to the nearest 10 cents?
5.Using the market price board, Maia buys an apple bag and pays with a $10 note. How much change does she receive if the purchase is paid for with the $10 note? (Calculate the exact change.)
6.You have $5.00 and want to buy one bookmark and one other item from the market price board. Which other item can you afford, and how much money will you have left?
  • Apple bag; $2.55 left
  • Honey jar; $1.35 left
  • Reusable bag; $1.20 left
  • None of these items
7.A stall offers 20% off a $6.90 honey jar. Work out the discount and the sale price.
8.A 500 g bag of apples costs $3.80. A 1 kg bag costs $7.20. Which bag is better value per kilogram, and by how much?
9.You have $12.00. Using the market price board, choose two or more different items without spending more than $12. Give one combination, calculate the exact total, and state how much remains.

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