Let’s go step by step to count the Philippine money in each row.
We’ll use these common coin values (in pesos):
- 1 peso coin = ₱1
- 5 peso coin = ₱5
- 10 peso coin = ₱10
- 25 centavo coin = ₱0.25 (but we won’t need this here — all coins shown are whole pesos)
Looking at the coins:
Row 1:
- One 10-peso coin → ₱10
- One 1-peso coin → ₱1
- One 5-peso coin → ₱5
Total: 10 + 1 + 5 =
₱16
Row 2:
- Four 5-peso coins → 4 × 5 = ₱20
- One 10-peso coin → ₱10
Total: 20 + 10 =
₱30
Row 3:
- Two 1-peso coins → 2 × 1 = ₱2
- Three 5-peso coins → 3 × 5 = ₱15
Total: 2 + 15 =
₱17
Row 4:
- One 10-peso coin → ₱10
- Two 5-peso coins → 2 × 5 = ₱10
- One 1-peso coin → ₱1
Total: 10 + 10 + 1 =
₱21
Row 5:
- Four 5-peso coins → 4 × 5 = ₱20
Total:
₱20
Row 6:
- Two 1-peso coins → 2 × 1 = ₱2
- One 5-peso coin → ₱5
Total: 2 + 5 =
₱7
Row 7:
- One 10-peso coin → ₱10
- Two 5-peso coins → 2 × 5 = ₱10
- Three 1-peso coins → 3 × 1 = ₱3
Total: 10 + 10 + 3 =
₱23
Now, let’s double-check each:
Row 1: 10+1+5=16 ✔️
Row 2: 5+5+5+5+10=30 ✔️
Row 3: 1+1+5+5+5=17 ✔️
Row 4: 10+5+5+1=21 ✔️
Row 5: 5+5+5+5=20 ✔️
Row 6: 1+1+5=7 ✔️
Row 7: 10+5+5+1+1+1=23 ✔️
All correct!
Final Answer:
1. ₱16
2. ₱30
3. ₱17
4. ₱21
5. ₱20
6. ₱7
7. ₱23
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adding money worksheet for grade 3.
