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Money

Work through each question. Show your reasoning where space is provided.

Name: ____________________ · Date: ____________

  1. 1. Add: 22 + 74. Give the amount in GBP.

  2. 2. Add: 17 + 27. Give the amount in GBP.

  3. 3. Add: 96 + 10. Give the amount in GBP.

  4. 4. Add: 88 + 54. Give the amount in GBP.

  5. 5. Add: 34 + 58. Give the amount in GBP.

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Money — Answer key

Work through each question. Show your reasoning where space is provided.

  1. 1. Add: 22 + 74. Give the amount in GBP.

    96 GBP

    The answer follows from 22 + 74 = 96.

  2. 2. Add: 17 + 27. Give the amount in GBP.

    44 GBP

    The answer follows from 17 + 27 = 44.

  3. 3. Add: 96 + 10. Give the amount in GBP.

    106 GBP

    The answer follows from 96 + 10 = 106.

  4. 4. Add: 88 + 54. Give the amount in GBP.

    142 GBP

    The answer follows from 88 + 54 = 142.

  5. 5. Add: 34 + 58. Give the amount in GBP.

    92 GBP

    The answer follows from 34 + 58 = 92.

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