Let's solve each of the money addition problems step by step. The format shows amounts in
Rupees (Rs) and
Paise (p), where 1 Rupee = 100 Paise. We'll add the numbers just like decimal numbers.
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a.
```
Rs p
23.40
+ 63.48
--------
```
Add:
- 23.40 + 63.48 =
86.88
✔ Answer: Rs 86.88
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b.
```
Rs p
75.58
+ 14.31
--------
```
Add:
- 75.58 + 14.31 =
89.89
✔ Answer: Rs 89.89
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c.
```
Rs p
68.10
+ 11.45
--------
```
Add:
- 68.10 + 11.45 =
79.55
✔ Answer: Rs 79.55
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d.
```
Rs p
78.91
+ 21.17
--------
```
Add:
- 78.91 + 21.17 =
100.08
✔ Answer: Rs 100.08
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e.
```
Rs p
49.30
+ 30.50
--------
```
Add:
- 49.30 + 30.50 =
79.80
✔ Answer: Rs 79.80
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f.
```
Rs p
67.24
+ 10.33
--------
```
Add:
- 67.24 + 10.33 =
77.57
✔ Answer: Rs 77.57
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✔ Final Answers:
| Problem | Answer |
|--------|--------------|
| a | Rs 86.88 |
| b | Rs 89.89 |
| c | Rs 79.55 |
| d | Rs 100.08 |
| e | Rs 79.80 |
| f | Rs 77.57 |
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🔍 Explanation:
We treat these as regular decimal additions. Since
Rs and
p are aligned to two decimal places (like dollars and cents), we can simply add them column-wise, carrying over if needed (just like regular addition). The result is always in
Rupees and Paise, with paise being the two digits after the decimal point.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of addition worksheet on money.
