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Q1. Solve these real-life money situations. |
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Q2. Add and write the answer. |
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Q3. Fill in the blanks |
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Q4. Use the correct symbol <, = or >. |
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Q5. Match the following |
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(i)
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Total money Ritu had = Rs. 85
She spent = Rs. 62
Money Left = 85 - 62 = Rs. 23
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Money received from mother = Rs. 10
Money received from grandmother = Rs. 20
Total money = 10 + 20 = Rs. 30
(iii)
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Cost of Drawing pad = Rs. 35
Crayons less by = Rs. 4
Price of Crayons = 35 - 4 = Rs. 31
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(a) Look at the items and their costs on the price tags and fill in the blanks.
(b) Fill in the number of coins in the blanks. One is done for you.
Five 2-rupee coins make 10 rupees.
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(i) Five 10-rupee coins make 50 rupees.
(ii) Four 5-rupee coins make 20 rupees.
(iii) Two 10-rupee coins make 20 rupees.
(i) ₹ 85 ₹58
(ii) ₹ 50 ₹50
(iii) 90 paise ₹1
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(i) ₹85 > ₹58
If Raju has ₹85 and Meena has ₹58,
Raju has more money than Meena.
So we use > (more than).
(ii) ₹50 = ₹50
If Rani has ₹50 and Mohan also has ₹50,
They have the same money.
So we use = (same as).
(iii) 90 paise < ₹1
₹1 means 100 paise.
90 paise is less than 100 paise.
So we use < (less than).
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