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Decimal Dollars: Real-Life CostsOnline version

Decimals in money problems

by Alta Kristine Baylon
1

Jenna buys a notebook for $3.45 and a pencil for $0.89. What is the total cost?

2

A toy costs $7.60 and a snack costs $2.75. Estimate the total by rounding to the nearest dollar.

3

If you have $10.00 and spend $6.28, what is your remaining money?

4

A library buys 4 notebooks at $2.25 each. What is the total cost?

5

Ms. Lee pays $4.35 for a book and $2.17 for a bookmark. What is the total?

6

Estimate the cost of 3 apples at $0.49 each. Round to the nearest dollar for a quick check.

7

A weekly allowance is $5.75. If you spend $2.40, what is left?

8

Two gifts cost $6.99 and $4.50. What is the combined cost?

9

A snack bar sells 1.25-dollar cookies and 0.75-dollar drinks. If you buy one of each, what is the total?

10

If you have $8.00 and you buy items totaling $3.77, is the remaining amount reasonable to be around $4?

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Add the cents: 0.45 + 0.89 = 1.34; $3.45 + $0.89 = $4.34.

Round: 7.60 ≈ 8 and 2.75 ≈ 3; 8 + 3 = 11.

Subtract: 10.00 − 6.28 = 3.72.

4 × 2.25 = 9.00.

Add: 4.35 + 2.17 = 6.52.

3 × 0.49 ≈ 3 × 0.5 = 1.50; estimate near 1.

5.75 − 2.40 = 3.35.

6.99 + 4.50 = 11.49.

1.25 + 0.75 = 2.00.

8.00 − 3.77 = 4.23; estimate near 4.

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