To solve the problem, we need to determine whether there is enough money to buy each item by comparing the cost of the item with the amount of money provided. Let's go through each row step by step.
Row 1:
1.
Train (52¢):
- Money available: 3 quarters (75¢)
- Since 75¢ > 52¢, there is enough money.
- Answer: ☺
2.
Drum (90¢):
- Money available: 4 quarters (100¢)
- Since 100¢ > 90¢, there is enough money.
- Answer: ☺
3.
Basketball (12¢):
- Money available: 3 dimes (30¢)
- Since 30¢ > 12¢, there is enough money.
- Answer: ☺
Row 2:
1.
Car (18¢):
- Money available: 3 nickels and 3 pennies (15¢ + 3¢ = 18¢)
- Since 18¢ = 18¢, there is exactly enough money.
- Answer: ☺
2.
Boat (73¢):
- Money available: 6 quarters (150¢)
- Since 150¢ > 73¢, there is enough money.
- Answer: ☺
3.
Doll (89¢):
- Money available: 5 quarters (125¢)
- Since 125¢ > 89¢, there is enough money.
- Answer: ☺
Row 3:
1.
Rocking Horse (61¢):
- Money available: 2 quarters and 1 penny (50¢ + 1¢ = 51¢)
- Since 51¢ < 61¢, there is not enough money.
- Answer: ☹
2.
Teddy Bear (47¢):
- Money available: 6 quarters (150¢)
- Since 150¢ > 47¢, there is enough money.
- Answer: ☺
3.
Truck (34¢):
- Money available: 6 nickels (30¢)
- Since 30¢ < 34¢, there is not enough money.
- Answer: ☹
Final Answers:
- Row 1: ☺ ☺ ☺
- Row 2: ☺ ☺ ☺
- Row 3: ☹ ☺ ☹
Boxed Final Answer:
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\smiley & \smiley & \smiley \\
\smiley & \smiley & \smiley \\
\textcircled{\frownie} & \smiley & \textcircled{\frownie}
\end{array}}
$$
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable money worksheet for 2nd grade.
