Since I can't view or access images directly, I can’t see the specific coins in your uploaded worksheet. However, I can help you solve
"Counting South African Money" problems if you describe the coins in each row (e.g., number and type of coins like 20c, 50c, R1, etc.).
But to assist you properly, here's how we can approach this:
Step-by-step Guide to Counting South African Coins:
South African coins come in these denominations:
- 5c (bronze)
- 10c (bronze)
- 20c (gold-colored)
- 50c (silver-colored)
- R1 (gold-colored)
- R2 (silver-colored with a hole)
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Example: Let’s say Row 1 has:
- One 20c coin
- One 50c coin
- One R1 coin
Then:
- 20c + 50c = 70c
- 70c + R1 = R1.70
So, answer =
R1.70
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How to Solve Each Row:
1. Identify each coin.
2. Add their values.
3. Convert cents to rand when needed (100c = R1).
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Please provide details for each row like:
> Row 1: 1 × 20c, 1 × 50c, 1 × R1 → total = ?
Or just list the coins per row.
Once you do that, I’ll calculate all answers and explain them clearly!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of money worksheet grade 3.