Okay, now I see the sixth row clearly. On the left is a 100 rupee note, with "₹100" visible on its face. On the right is a 50 rupee note, with "₹50" clearly printed on it. So for the sixth row, the total amount is 100 + 50 = 150 rupees. I have now identified all the denominations in each row and calculated their sums. I will now compile the final answer.
The amounts for each row are:
- Row 1: 1 rupee coin + 50 rupee note = ₹51
- Row 2: 10 rupee coin + 100 rupee note = ₹110
- Row 3: 5 rupee coin + 200 rupee note = ₹205
- Row 4: 500 rupee note + 10 rupee note = ₹510
- Row 5: 2 rupee coin + 20 rupee note = ₹22
- Row 6: 100 rupee note + 50 rupee note = ₹150
Therefore, the answers to fill in the "Answer" column are:
- Row 1: ₹51
- Row 2: ₹110
- Row 3: ₹205
- Row 4: ₹510
- Row 5: ₹22
- Row 6: ₹150
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of counting money to 20 00 worksheet.