Q1. Riya bought a bar of chocolate for ₹10 and chewing gum for ₹2. How much money did she spend?
Ans: Price for the bar of chocolate = ₹10
Price of chewing gum = ₹2
Total amount Riya spent = ₹10 + ₹2 = ₹12
Q2. Write the amount ₹86.70 in words.
Ans: ₹86.70 = Eighty-six rupees and seventy paise.
Q3. Add rupees fifty-four rupees twenty paise and fifteen rupees.
Ans: ₹54.20 + ₹15 = ₹69.2
Q4. Priya had ₹74 and her father gave her ₹50 more. How much money does she have now?
Ans: Priya already has ₹74.
Her father gave her ₹50 more.
To find the total, add ₹74 and ₹50:
₹74 + ₹50 = ₹124.
⇒ Priya now has ₹124.
Q5. Sony bought badminton for ₹250 and a ball for ₹80. How much amount of money did he spend in total?
Ans: Sony bought a badminton for ₹250.
He also bought a ball for ₹80.
To find the total amount spent, add ₹250 and ₹80:
₹250 + ₹80 = ₹330.
⇒ Sony spent ₹330 in total.
Q6. Trishu had some money. She bought two chocolates and two pencils. She was left with ₹10. How much money did she have first?
Ans: Each chocolate costs ₹25, so two chocolates cost 2 x ₹25 = ₹50.
Each pencil costs ₹15, so two pencils cost 2 x ₹15 = ₹30.
Total cost of chocolates and pencils = ₹50 (chocolates) + ₹30 (pencils) = ₹80.
Trishu was left with ₹10 after buying these items. Therefore, the amount of money she had initially was the total spent plus what she was left with:
Amount spent + Amount left = ₹80 (spent) + ₹10 (left) = ₹90.
Q7. Write the following amount in figures:
a) Seventy-four rupees and 60 paise.
Ans: ₹74.60
b) Hundred rupees and 50 paise.
Ans: ₹100.50
c) Ninety-six rupees and eighty-four paise.
Ans: ₹96.84
Q8. If Rohit spends ₹250, then which two things did he buy?
Ans:
Q9. How much money is paid for 100 gram of a spice, if the cost of 1 gram of spice is 23 paise?
Ans: The cost of 1 gram of spice is 23 paise.
To find the cost of 100 grams, multiply the cost of 1 gram by 100:
23 paise × 100 = 2300 paise.
Convert paise to rupees:
100 paise = ₹1, so 2300 paise = ₹23.
The cost of 100 grams of spice is ₹23.
Q10. If total money is divided among 3 children. How much each child will get?
Ans: Total money is divided in 3 children = 36 ÷ 3
Each child will get = 12.
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