PPT: Money | Mathematics Olympiad for Class 3 PDF Download

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M o n e y
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M o n e y
M o n e y
Money isn't just about buying toys or treats; it's a magical
language that helps us trade and understand the value of
things.
Let's explore the world of money by learning how to
count coins, make conversions, and solve problems using
addition and subtraction.
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M o n e y
M o n e y
Money isn't just about buying toys or treats; it's a magical
language that helps us trade and understand the value of
things.
Let's explore the world of money by learning how to
count coins, make conversions, and solve problems using
addition and subtraction.
Expressing Money in
Words and Figures
We can express money both in words and figures, with
the help of following example:
Imagine Aman has thirty-eight rupees and fifty
paise.
   When we write this down, we use special symbols.
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M o n e y
M o n e y
Money isn't just about buying toys or treats; it's a magical
language that helps us trade and understand the value of
things.
Let's explore the world of money by learning how to
count coins, make conversions, and solve problems using
addition and subtraction.
Expressing Money in
Words and Figures
We can express money both in words and figures, with
the help of following example:
Imagine Aman has thirty-eight rupees and fifty
paise.
   When we write this down, we use special symbols.
We write ? for rupees, so ten rupees look like ?10. 
That's how we write down the cool things we can buy!
To show the fifty paise, we use a dot (.) instead of
saying 'and' therefore, the total is ?38.50.
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M o n e y
M o n e y
Money isn't just about buying toys or treats; it's a magical
language that helps us trade and understand the value of
things.
Let's explore the world of money by learning how to
count coins, make conversions, and solve problems using
addition and subtraction.
Expressing Money in
Words and Figures
We can express money both in words and figures, with
the help of following example:
Imagine Aman has thirty-eight rupees and fifty
paise.
   When we write this down, we use special symbols.
We write ? for rupees, so ten rupees look like ?10. 
That's how we write down the cool things we can buy!
To show the fifty paise, we use a dot (.) instead of
saying 'and' therefore, the total is ?38.50.
One rupee can be written as ?1.00 or ?1.
?73.50 is read as seventy-three rupees and fifty paise.
  Now, let us read the following amount:
?3.09 is read as three rupees and nine paise.
?3.09 
?73.50