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27 Cards in this Set
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A third grader buys two popsciles for 35 cents each. How much does the third grader owe?
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70 cents
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A fifth grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you two quarters to pay for it. How much change and which coins will you give hime in return?
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A nickel, a dime
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A second grader buys to popsicles and gives you a dollar. How much change and which coins will you give her?
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A quarter and a nickel
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A fifth grade buys a popsicle at 35 cents a peice for himself and two of his friends. How much does he owe?
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$1.05
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A fourth grader buys one popsicle for 35 cents and give you a dollar. How much do you give her in change?
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65 cents
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A parent buys two popsicles for 35 cents each and gives you a five dollar bill? What coins and bills will you give him in change?
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Four one dollar bills, two quarters, a dime and a nickel
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A first grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you 4 dimes. What do you give hime as change?
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A nickel
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A fifth grader buys four popsicles for 35 cents each. How much does she owe you? She give you a dollar and two quarters. Do you owe her any change? If so how much?
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She owes 1.40. You should give her ten cents change.
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A third grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you a dollar. What change should you give her?
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A nickel, a dime and two quarters.
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A third grader buys two popsciles for 35 cents each. How much does the third grader owe?
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70 cents
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A fifth grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you two quarters to pay for it. How much change and which coins will you give hime in return?
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A nickel, a dime
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A second grader buys to popsicles and gives you a dollar. How much change and which coins will you give her?
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A quarter and a nickel
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A fifth grade buys a popsicle at 35 cents a peice for himself and two of his friends. How much does he owe?
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$1.05
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A fourth grader buys one popsicle for 35 cents and give you a dollar. How much do you give her in change?
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65 cents
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A parent buys two popsicles for 35 cents each and gives you a five dollar bill? What coins and bills will you give him in change?
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Four one dollar bills, two quarters, a dime and a nickel
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A first grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you 4 dimes. What do you give hime as change?
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A nickel
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A fifth grader buys four popsicles for 35 cents each. How much does she owe you? She give you a dollar and two quarters. Do you owe her any change? If so how much?
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She owes 1.40. You should give her ten cents change.
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A third grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you a dollar. What change should you give her?
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A nickel, a dime and two quarters.
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A third grader buys two popsciles for 35 cents each. How much does the third grader owe?
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70 cents
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A fifth grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you two quarters to pay for it. How much change and which coins will you give hime in return?
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A nickel, a dime
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A second grader buys to popsicles and gives you a dollar. How much change and which coins will you give her?
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A quarter and a nickel
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A fifth grade buys a popsicle at 35 cents a peice for himself and two of his friends. How much does he owe?
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$1.05
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A fourth grader buys one popsicle for 35 cents and give you a dollar. How much do you give her in change?
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65 cents
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A parent buys two popsicles for 35 cents each and gives you a five dollar bill? What coins and bills will you give him in change?
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Four one dollar bills, two quarters, a dime and a nickel
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A first grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you 4 dimes. What do you give hime as change?
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A nickel
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A fifth grader buys four popsicles for 35 cents each. How much does she owe you? She give you a dollar and two quarters. Do you owe her any change? If so how much?
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She owes 1.40. You should give her ten cents change.
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A third grader buys a popsicle for 35 cents and gives you a dollar. What change should you give her?
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A nickel, a dime and two quarters.
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