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\ 16-Feb-2024 Bharat Arora Proof-6 Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

Refer the information given on previous page and answer the following.
1. Help them to find the amount they together have.

`200 + `350 + `400 = `_______

2. Shweta gives at the counter for three red

bands. It means she pays `_______ in all.

3. The cashier returns a along with 3 tickets. That means the cost of

the tickets is `_______ only.

MONEY

We use money to buy things and pay for services. In India, money is computed in
terms of rupees and paise. The symbol ‘`’ is used for rupees and ‘p’ for paise. Indian
currencies are available in the form of notes and coins.
Indian Coins and Notes

These are some coins and notes that are commonly used in India.

`1 `2 `5 `10 `20

`5 `10 `20 `50

100 paise make 1 rupee.

`100 `200 `500 So, `1 = 100 p.

COUNTING MONEY

We add the amount to count money. We start from the biggest amount. Some
examples are given here.

`20 + `10 + `5 + `2 = `37

`500 + `200 + `100 + `10 = `810

teacher’s Discuss about the details printed on 2 sides of a note and coin. Ask them to identify the
tip images printed on the reverse and tell something about it.

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