Let's solve each problem step by step using the
price list provided in the worksheet:
Price List:
1. Apple – ₵20
2. Banana – ₵35
3. Orange – ₵1
4. Mango – ₵2
5. Watermelon – $8
6. Cherry – ₵07 (which is ₵7)
> Note: The currency symbols are mixed. We'll assume:
- ₵ = Cedi (Ghanaian Cedi) for local items
- $ = US Dollar for watermelon
But since all other items are in ₵, and watermelon is listed as $8, we’ll treat it separately.
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Now, let’s solve each question:
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1. What is the total cost of 5 apples?
- Price of 1 apple = ₵20
- Total cost = 5 × ₵20 =
₵100
✔ Total cost = ₵100
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2. What is the total cost of 8 watermelons?
- Price of 1 watermelon = $8
- Total cost = 8 × $8 =
$64
✔ Total cost = $64
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3. What is the total cost of 50 cherries?
- Price of 1 cherry = ₵7
- Total cost = 50 × ₵7 =
₵350
✔ Total cost = ₵350
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4. What is the total cost of 24 mangoes?
- Price of 1 mango = ₵2
- Total cost = 24 × ₵2 =
₵48
✔ Total cost = ₵48
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5. What is the total cost of 75 oranges?
- Price of 1 orange = ₵1
- Total cost = 75 × ₵1 =
₵75
✔ Total cost = ₵75
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6. What is the total cost of 12 bananas?
- Price of 1 banana = ₵35
- Total cost = 12 × ₵35 =
₵420
✔ Total cost = ₵420
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
₵100
2.
$64
3.
₵350
4.
₵48
5.
₵75
6.
₵420
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🔍 Explanation:
This worksheet focuses on
multiplication with money, where you multiply the unit price of an item by the number of items to find the
total cost.
Each problem uses:
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Total Cost = Quantity × Unit Price
Make sure to pay attention to the
currency used — here, most items are in
Cedis (₵), but watermelon is in
Dollars ($), so keep them separate unless conversion is needed (but not asked here).
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