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                   \ 11-Sep-2024  Bharat Arora   Proof-6                                    Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                    1.  Look at the price tags attached to these toys and write their prices.

                         (a)                             (b)                               (c)

                                   ` ________                        ` ________                     ` ________

                    2.  Write the names of toys in order of their price (in increasing order) bought
                         by Sourav.

                              ______________                  ______________                  ______________

                  Money

                  We need money to buy things in our daily life. We also use money to purchase or
                  exchange goods and services with other people.
                  In India, the currency is in the form of rupees and paise.  We use the symbol ‘`’ for

                  rupee or rupees and ‘p’ for paisa or paise.

                  Coins in use

                  Some of our money is made of metal. These are called coins.

                  Given below are the coins used in India.
                        1 rupee             2 rupees             5 rupees            10 rupees            20 rupees

                           `1                   `2                   `5                  `10                  `20

                  notes in use

                       5 rupees            10 rupees            20 rupees            50 rupees           100 rupees

                           `5                  `10                  `20                  `50                 `100

                  Rupees 1, 2, 5, 10 and 20 are available in both coins and
                  notes. Remember that in each form the value is the same.                                Note

                                                                                                         +       =
                                 =                                     =                         50p + 50p = 100p or `1

                                                                                                 100 paise make a rupee.
                   Teacher’s   Also tell about the `500 and `200 notes. These are the highest currency notes in circulation.
                      Tip

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