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                  2.  Write the value of the following combination of coins using skip counting.

                       (a)          +               +               +               +

                             2               4              6               8            10                `  ..............

                       (b)          +               +               +               +

                             5            10              15              ......         ......          `  ..............

                       (c)             +              +              +              +

                           10               20             30             ......         ......          ` ..............

                  3.  Count how much money.

                       (a)            +              +           +          = `

                       (b)            +              +             +        +          +          +        =  `

                  4.  Seema buys a pen and a cupcake. She gives coins and notes for each as shown
                       below. Write the price in the boxes.

                       (a)                                               (b)

                  Money stories

                  Example 1:  One ball costs `30 and a bat costs `60.                   ` 3 0

                  How much money is needed to buy both the items? + ` 6 0
                  Solution: `30 + `60 = `90                                             ` 9 0
                                                                                                                     `30
                         So, `90 is needed to buy a ball and a bat.                                           `60

                  Example 2:  One doll costs `85 and a toy car costs `45.

                  How much more is the cost of a doll than
                  a toy car?                                                  ` 8 5

                  Solution:  `85 – `45 = `40                               – ` 4 5                        `45

                                 So, a doll costs `40 more.                   ` 4 0                             `85

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