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You have a ₹100 note and need to buy a toy that costs ₹65. What are the denomination(s) of notes and/or coins you would use to pay for the toy, assuming you want to use the least number of bills possible?
You have a ₹100 note and need to buy a toy that costs ₹65. What are the denomination(s) of notes and/or coins you would use to pay for the toy, assuming you want to use the least number of bills possible?
You could use a ₹50 note, a ₹10 note, and a ₹5 coin.
If you have two separate piles of coins, one with ten ₹5 coins and the other with five ₹10 coins, which pile has a greater total value and by how much?
If you have two separate piles of coins, one with ten ₹5 coins and the other with five ₹10 coins, which pile has a greater total value and by how much?
The pile with five ₹10 coins has a greater total value by ₹25. (₹50 vs. ₹25)
You are given a bag of coins containing five ₹1 coins, two ₹2 coins, and one ₹5 coin. Calculate the total amount of money in the bag.
You are given a bag of coins containing five ₹1 coins, two ₹2 coins, and one ₹5 coin. Calculate the total amount of money in the bag.
The total amount of money in the bag is ₹12. (5 x ₹1 + 2 x ₹2 + ₹5 = ₹12)
Explain the difference between a ₹50 note and a ₹50 coin in terms of their size, material, and use.
Explain the difference between a ₹50 note and a ₹50 coin in terms of their size, material, and use.
Suppose you have a ₹500 note and you want to exchange it for smaller denominations. How many ₹100 notes are equivalent to one ₹500 note?
Suppose you have a ₹500 note and you want to exchange it for smaller denominations. How many ₹100 notes are equivalent to one ₹500 note?
You are given a ₹2000 note. How many ₹20 notes can you get by exchanging this note?
You are given a ₹2000 note. How many ₹20 notes can you get by exchanging this note?
If you have a ₹20 note, how many ₹5 coins are needed to make the same amount?
If you have a ₹20 note, how many ₹5 coins are needed to make the same amount?
You want to buy a book that costs ₹150. You have five ₹20 notes and two ₹50 notes. Do you have enough money to buy the book? Explain your answer.
You want to buy a book that costs ₹150. You have five ₹20 notes and two ₹50 notes. Do you have enough money to buy the book? Explain your answer.
Flashcards
Indian Currency
Indian Currency
The official money of India comprising rupees and paise.
Denominations of Coins
Denominations of Coins
The available coin denominations in Indian currency.
Denominations of Notes
Denominations of Notes
The available note denominations in Indian currency.
Five ₹1 Coins =
Five ₹1 Coins =
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Two ₹2 Coins + One ₹1 Coin =
Two ₹2 Coins + One ₹1 Coin =
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100-rupee notes
100-rupee notes
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Total Money Calculation
Total Money Calculation
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Exchange of Notes
Exchange of Notes
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Study Notes
Indian Currency
- Indian currency uses rupees (₹) and paise (P).
- Currency is available in coins and notes.
- Rupees are written as "₹" followed by the number.
- Paise are written as "P" followed by the number.
Coin Denominations
- ₹1
- ₹2
- ₹5
- ₹10
- ₹20
Note Denominations
- ₹5
- ₹10
- ₹20
- ₹50
- ₹100
- ₹200
- ₹500
- ₹2000
Combining Money
- Five ₹1 coins are equivalent to one ₹5 coin.
- Two ₹2 coins and one ₹1 coin are equivalent to one ₹5 coin.
- Two ₹5 coins are equivalent to one ₹10 coin.
- Five ₹2 coins are equivalent to one ₹10 coin.
- Ten ₹2 coins are equivalent to one ₹20 coin.
- Four ₹5 coins are equivalent to one ₹20 coin.
Equivalent Values
- Specific coin and note combinations can equal other denominations as described above.
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