This math topic focuses on calculating the total value of quarters in various coin combinations. Each question presents a set of quarters, and students must determine their combined monetary value. The topic helps improve skills in coin recognition and sums of money. Multiple-choice answers are provided, offering practical application of basic arithmetic in real-life contexts like handling money. This is part of a broader introductory unit on coin mathematics.
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Practice:
Count Total - Quarters
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What is the total value of these coins?
Coin Math - Count Total - Quarters Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Coin Math - Count Total - Quarters (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Coin Math - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/coin_math_intro/ |
1
| What is the total value of these coins? |
a
| 25 cents |
b
| 75 cents |
c
| 50 cents |
2
| What is the total value of these coins? |
a
| 50 cents |
b
| 75 cents |
c
| 100 cents |
d
| 25 cents |
e
| 80 cents |
3
| What is the total value of these coins? |
a
| 25 cents |
b
| 31 cents |
c
| 50 cents |
4
| What is the total value of these coins? |
a
| 50 cents |
b
| 25 cents |
c
| 75 cents |
d
| 45 cents |
5
| What is the total value of these coins? |
a
| 75 cents |
b
| 100 cents |
c
| 50 cents |
6
| What is the total value of these coins? |
a
| 25 cents |
b
| 50 cents |
c
| 40 cents |
d
| 27 cents |
7
| What is the total value of these coins? |
a
| 50 cents |
b
| 35 cents |
c
| 25 cents |
d
| 60 cents |
e
| 27 cents |
f
| 75 cents |