These problems are to do with money.
Bronze
You open your money box and you have one £50 note, two £20 notes, four £10 notes, three £5 notes, seven £1 coins, eight 50p pieces and three 2p pieces. How much do you have altogether?
Can you explain the best way to solve this problem?
Silver
8 individual chocolates cost 48p (0.43) each and a pack of 8 cost £3.39.
Would it be cheaper to buy 8 individual chocolates or a pack of 8?
Explain your answer.
Gold.
Which is the cheapest offer?
£50 with 20% off
£40 with 10% off
£55 with £20 off
Explain your answer.
£50 with 20% off=£10.00 Sale price;£40.00
£40 with 10% off=£4.00 Sale price;£36.00
£55 with £20 off=£35.00 Sale price;£35.00
The cheapest offer is £55 with £20 off because I would be paying more money if I choose the other two offers.
Bronze
The answer is £10.16 because altogether if you add that.Then that =£101.6p
You open your money box and you have one £50 note, two £20 notes, four £10 notes, three £5 notes, seven £1 coins, eight 50p pieces and three 2p pieces. How much do you have altogether?
It is £152.6
Bronze
You open your money box and you have one £50 note, two £20 notes, four £10 notes, three £5 notes, seven £1 coins, eight 50p pieces and three 2p pieces. How much do you have altogether?
Can you explain the best way to solve this problem?
My answer was £152.6p. these were the steps i used to answer that :
they have £50, so then you will £20. so then you would of added them all together which will equal £90. then you will do 10 x 4 which equals £40.then you will add 40 from 90 which will give you the answer £130.then you will look down at your money box list and it says 15. you do £130 add 15. this will equal £145. then add 7 ponds. this should equal £152. then you will add 6p which will give you £152.6p. whilst doing this you will have to add £4. so see your answer would be £152.6p.:) :)
gold
this is how i worked it out.
20% of £50=£10
then do
£50-£10=£40
10% of £40=£4
£40-£4=£36
this is why £55 with £20 off is the cheapest offer.
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The chocolate that costs £3.39 is the cheapest one because if you do 8×48=384 so that makes £3.84.So £3.84 is expensive than £3.39.
Bronze
You have 1 £50 and two £20 so we can do £20×2=£40 to make it easy then we do £40+£50=£90.
Then we have four £10 so we do 4x£10=£40 we do £40 and £90 so we don’t have to add everything at once £40+£90=£130 then three £5 so we do 3x£5=£15
£130+£15=£145.Next we have seven £1 so do 7x£1=£7. Next add £145+£7=£152 we have eight 50p so 8x50p=£4 also £152+£4=156.Finally we have three 2p so times them, which equals 6p the answer is £156.06 we have an extra six.
£142 and 52p
I did 50+20+20+10+10+10+10+5+5+5+1+1+1+1+1+1+1=£142
And 50+2=52p
20% of £50=£10
£50-£10=£40
10% of £40=£4
£40-£4=£36
£55-£20=£35
So that is why £55 with £20 off is the cheapest offer.
Bronze
There is 1 pound 38pence alltogether.
The best way to solve this problem is to do th addition column mehtod.
Bronze:
the total anwers would be £152.6p bcause your add 6p a d then you add £4 so it will be £152.6p.
Bronze
You open your money box and you have one £50 note, two £20 notes, four £10 notes, three £5 notes, seven £1 coins, eight 50p pieces and three 2p pieces. How much do you have altogether?
Can you explain the best way to solve this problem?
you have £50. So you add £20.It will be £90.Now you add £40
from £90 so it will be £130.Now you do £130 add £15 which would equal £145.now add £7 which would be £152.Now add 6p so it would be £152.6p.Now add £4 so it would be 156.6p. The total answer will be £152.6p