Homework 1. Write the following as euros, using the € symbol. a) 134c = e) 264c = i) 327c = m) 36c = q) 12c =


b) 287c = f) 988c = j) 840c = n) 47c = r) 10c =


b) €2.54 = f) €1.99 = j) €1.88 = n) €0.69 = r) €0.42 =


2. Write the following in cents, using the c symbol. a) €6.93 = e) €1.11 = i) €7.56 = m) €0.78 = q) €0.70 =


3. Add the following amounts of money.


a) €3.76 + €5.87


b) €1.82 + €0.78


c) €2.99 + €2.99


4. Subtract the following amounts of money.


a) €8.89 – €3.61


b) €6.88 – €2.56


c) €3.84 – €1.19


d) €5.07 – €3.56


e) €4.75 – €3.86


f) €1.00 – €0.68


5. Conor is counting up the money in his piggy bank. He has €3.43 in total, made up of 28 coins.


These are some of the coins: 50c, 10c, €1, 1c, 2c, 1c, 5c, 2c, 50c and 10c. What might the rest of the coins be?


Recap


• I can write cents as euros and euros as cents, using € and c symbols.


• I can add and subtract money. 134 Money


d) €9.47 + €3.60


e) €7.76 + €1.89


f) €5.75 + €5.25


c) 768c = g) 444c = k) 805c = o) 28c = s) 78c =


c) €3.78 = g) €4.95 = k) €4.06 = o) €0.34 = s) €0.06 =


d) 453c = h) 876c = l) 360c = p) 65c = t) 40c =


d) €1.23 = h) €7.77 = l) €8.00 = p) €0.21 = t) €0.09 =


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