Math Olympiad 3

Money Problems( Week 21 Evaluation)

1. Laura had $74. She spent $31. How much money does she have left? $

2. Jane has 8 coins with total value of 69 cents. How many quarter(s) (), dime(s) (), nickel(s) () and penny(ies) () does she have respectively? Fill your answers in the blanks.
Note that 1 quarter = 25 cents, 1 dime =10 cents, 1 nickel = 5 cents, 1 penny = 1 cent.

3. Sofia collected 62 pennies, and Michael collected 128 pennies. If they combine all their pennies and exchange them for dimes, how many dimes will they have?

4. Eric had 6 more cents in his piggy bank than Sofia had. After Eric exchanged one dime for a nickel with Sofia, which of the following is correct?

Eric still has more cents

Sofia has more cents

Both have the same cents

5. The coins available are pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. How much of each type of coin are needed make a change of 72 cents with the least number of coins possible? Put a 0 for any coin that is not being used.
quarter(s),
dime(s),
nickel(s),
penny(ies).

6. Anne has a total of 14 $1 and $10 bills with a total value of $50. How many $1 bills does Anne have?

7. If Richard quadrupled his money and then spent $15, he would have the same amount of money as Ed has. Ed has $121. How much money does Richard have? $

8. Every week, Emily's parent give her an allowance of $8.00. If she spends half of her weekly allowance and saves the remaining money, how many weeks will it take her to save a total $68.00?

9. Julia has 59¢. She would have 109¢ if she doubled the number of quarters she has. How many quarters does she have?

10. Niconia has a total of 15 $10 and $20 bills with a total value of $200. How many $20 bills does Niconia have?

By click the below Submit button, answers are finalized.

Northern Virginia GT Test Dates

New York City GT Info