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    This document provides a series of math word problems involving adding and subtracting coins and dollar amounts. It also includes some trivia questions about images found on Australian coins. The word problems cover coins and dollar amounts ranging from 5 cents to $4 and involve adding, subtracting, and determining how many of a certain coin equal a given amount. The trivia questions ask about animals and symbols found on the reverse sides of Australian coins.

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    This document provides a series of math word problems involving adding and subtracting coins and dollar amounts. It also includes some trivia questions about images found on Australian coins. The word problems cover coins and dollar amounts ranging from 5 cents to $4 and involve adding, subtracting, and determining how many of a certain coin equal a given amount. The trivia questions ask about animals and symbols found on the reverse sides of Australian coins.

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    This document provides a series of math word problems involving adding and subtracting coins and dollar amounts. It also includes some trivia questions about images found on Australian coins. The word problems cover coins and dollar amounts ranging from 5 cents to $4 and involve adding, subtracting, and determining how many of a certain coin equal a given amount. The trivia questions ask about animals and symbols found on the reverse sides of Australian coins.

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    This document provides a series of math word problems involving adding and subtracting coins and dollar amounts. It also includes some trivia questions about images found on Australian coins. The word problems cover coins and dollar amounts ranging from 5 cents to $4 and involve adding, subtracting, and determining how many of a certain coin equal a given amount. The trivia questions ask about animals and symbols found on the reverse sides of Australian coins.

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    Fast Money

    Use the money sums below to get you started in a game of Bang bang!

    • $2 + 50 cents = $2.50 • 50 cents – 5 cents = 45 cents


    • Four one dollar coins = $4 • 50 cents – 10 cents = 40 cents
    • Two 50 cent pieces = $1 • 50 cents – 50 cents = 0 cents
    • 10 cents + 50 cents = 60 cents • 20 cents – 10 cents = 10 cents
    • Four 10 cent pieces = 40 cents • 20 cents – 20 cents = 0 cents
    • $1 + 20 cents = $1.20 • 10 cents – 5 cents = 5 cents
    • How many 5 cent pieces make $2 = 40 • 10 cents – 10 cents = 0 cents
    • $2.50 + 50 cents = $3 • $1 – 50 cents = 50 cents
    • $1.20 + $1 = $2.20 • $1 – 10 cents = 90 cents
    • $2 + 10 cents + 50 cents = $2.60 • $1 – 5 cents = 95 cents
    • $2 + $2 = $4 • $1 – $1 = 0 cents
    • $2.40 + 50 cents = $2.90 • 5 cents – 5 cents = 0 cents
    • How many 10 cent pieces make $1? = 10 • $2 – $1 – 50 cents = 50 cents
    • 50 cents + $1.20 = $1.70
    •  hat Australian animal is found on the
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    • 20 cents + $2.40 = $2.60 reverse side of the 20 cent coin?
    Answer: Platypus
    • $1 – 20 cents = 80 cents
    • $2 – 50 cents = $1.50 •  hat image is always found on the obverse
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    side of coins?
    • $2 – $1 = $1
    Answer: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
    • $2 – $1 – 10 cents = 90 cents
    • $2 – 20 cents = $1.80 •  hat image is found on the reverse side of
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    the 50 cent coin?
    • $2 – 10 cents = $1.90 Answer: The Australian Coat of Arms
    • $2 – 5 cents = $1.95
    •  hat Australian animal is found on the
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    • 50 cents – 20 cents = 30 cents reverse side of the 5 cent coin?
    • 20 cents – 5 cents = 15 cents Answer: Echidna.

    ramint.gov.au

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