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3 Counting Money Worksheet  \nUsing the prices below, answer the questions.  \n\n| chewing gum = R1,80 lollipop = R2,80 chocolate bar = R5,00 peanuts = R3,70 | pack of chocolate nips = R33,60 cookies = R21,40\u003Cbr>pack of jelly beans = R11,40\u003Cbr>1 serving of ice cream = R18,90 |\n| --- | --- |\n\n1)   Allan wants to buy a chocolate bar. How much money will he need?  \n2)   If Brian buys a chocolate bar, how much change will he get back from R10,00?  \n3)   Sandra purchases a peanuts and a 1 serving of ice cream. If she had R30,00, how much money will she have left?  \n4)   Amy wants to buy a peanuts and a pack of jelly beans. How much money will she need?  \n5)   If Marcie wanted to buy a lollipop, how much money would she need?  \n6)   Jackie wants to buy a chewing gum. How much money will she need?  \n7)   What is the total cost of a peanuts and a lollipop?  \n8)   David purchases a 1 serving of ice cream, a chocolate bar, and a pack of jelly beans. How much money will he get back if he pays R50,00?  \n9)   If Janet wanted to buy a 1 serving of ice cream and a chocolate bar, how much would she have to pay?  \n10)   Ellen wants to buy a peanuts. How much will it cost her?  \nShopping problems (South African money)  Grade 3 Counting Money Worksheet  \nUsing the prices below, answer the questions.  \n\n| chewing gum = R1,80 lollipop = R2,80 chocolate bar = R5,00 peanuts = R3,70 | pack of chocolate nips = R33,60 cookies = R21,40\u003Cbr>pack of jelly beans = R11,40\u003Cbr>1 serving of ice cream = R18,90 |\n| --- | --- |\n\n1)  R5,00  Allan wants to buy a chocolate bar. How much money will he need?  \n2)  R5,00  If Brian buys a chocolate bar, how much change will he get back from R10,00?  \n3)  R7,40  Sandra purchases a peanuts and a 1 serving of ice cream. If she had R30,00, how much money will she have left?  \n4)  R15,10  Amy wants to buy a peanuts and a pack of jelly beans. How much money will she need?  \n5)  R2,80  If Marcie wanted to buy a lollipop, how much money would she need?  \n6)  R1,80  Jackie wants to buy a chewing gum. How much money will she need?  \n7)  R6,50  What is the total cost of a peanuts and a lollipop?  \n8)  R14,70  David purchases a 1 serving of ice cream, a chocolate bar, and a pack of jelly beans. How much money will he get back if he pays R50,00?  \n9)  R23,90  If Janet wanted to buy a 1 serving of ice cream and a chocolate bar, how much would she have to pay?  \n10)  R3,70  Ellen wants to buy a peanuts. 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