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Standard V

Mathematics

Value and Worth

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Find the following amount in cents:

1 quarter more than $$$ 3 = ________

300￠

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325￠

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250￠

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150￠

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Solution

The correct option is B 325￠
1 quarter = 25￠
$$$ 3 = 300￠
Total amount = $300 + 25 = 325$ ￠

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Find the following amount in cents: 1 quarter more than $3 = ________

The correct option is B 325￠1 quarter = 25￠ $3 = 300￠ Total amount = 300+25=325￠

Find the following amount in cents:

1 quarter more than $$$ 3 = ________

The correct option is B 325￠
1 quarter = 25￠
$$$ 3 = 300￠
Total amount = $300 + 25 = 325$ ￠