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Printable math worksheet helping students practice calculating change for purchases up to ten dollars using Canadian currency.

Math worksheet titled Word Problems Making Change to $10.00 featuring four money calculation exercises and images of Canadian coins.

Math worksheet titled Word Problems Making Change to $10.00 featuring four money calculation exercises and images of Canadian coins.

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Show Answer Key & Explanations Step-by-step solution for: Making Change to $10 with Canadian Money - 4 Worksheets Grades 3-4
Here are the solutions to the word problems, showing the work step-by-step.

1. Howard's Book
* Step 1: Calculate how much Howard paid.
* $5 bill = $5.00
* 2 toonies ($2 each) = $4.00
* 1 loonie ($1) = $1.00
* Total Paid: $5 + $4 + $1 = $10.00
* Step 2: Calculate the change.
* $10.00 (Paid) - $8.79 (Cost) = $1.21
* Step 3: Show the coins/bills for the change.
To make $1.21, the clerk could give:
* 1 Loonie ($1.00)
* 2 Dimes ($0.20)
* 1 Penny ($0.01)

2. Sarah's Stickers
* Step 1: Calculate how much Sarah paid.
* 2 toonies ($2 each) = $4.00
* Step 2: Calculate the change.
* $4.00 (Paid) - $2.49 (Cost) = $1.51
* Step 3: Draw/Show the money.
To make $1.51, you would draw or list:
* 1 Loonie ($1.00)
* 2 Quarters ($0.50)
* 1 Penny ($0.01)

3. Billy's Lunch
* Step 1: Calculate the total change needed.
* $5.00 (Paid) - $3.10 (Cost) = $1.90
* Step 2: Show 2 different ways to make $1.90.
* Way 1: 1 Loonie ($1.00), 3 Quarters ($0.75), 1 Dime ($0.10), and 1 Nickel ($0.05).
* Way 2: 1 Loonie ($1.00), 1 Quarter ($0.25), 6 Dimes ($0.60), and 1 Nickel ($0.05).
*(Note: There are many other correct combinations as long as they add up to $1.90).*

4. Jack's Movie
* Step 1: Calculate the correct change.
* $10.00 (Paid) - $6.37 (Cost) = $3.63
* Step 2: Compare with what Jack received.
* Correct Change: $3.63
* Change Received: $2.63
* Conclusion: The amounts do not match.

Final Answer:
1. The change is $1.21. (Example combination: 1 Loonie, 2 Dimes, 1 Penny).
2. The change is $1.51. (Example drawing/list: 1 Loonie, 2 Quarters, 1 Penny).
3. The change is $1.90. Two ways:
- Way A: 1 Loonie, 3 Quarters, 1 Dime, 1 Nickel.
- Way B: 1 Loonie, 9 Dimes.
4. No, Jack did not get the correct change. He should have received $3.63, but he only got $2.63.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of making change word problems worksheet.
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