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Level 3
Mrs Koh bought 3 chairs and 2 tables. Each chair cost $80. She paid a total of $390. How much did the 2 tables cost?
3 m
W 4 operations Money Model Part-whole
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Level 3
The Great Store held a promotion during the Christmas season.
  1. Laura spent $180 on each type of item. How many more mugs than plates did she buy?
  2. Elise bought an equal number of plates and mugs. She paid $312 in all. How many mugs and plates did she buy altogether? She paid $312 in all. How many mugs and plates did she buy altogether?
5 m
LCM Money More than or less than Equal stage Sets
853 P4.FR.JM.17101767
Level 3
37 of Caleb's money is equal to 15 of Jake's money. After each of them spent $40, Jake had $120 more than Caleb. How much money does Jake have left after spending?
4 m
Fraction to units Money More than or less than Common numerator Unchanged difference Units method
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Level 3
Jonas sold 3 toy cars at $36 each. He also sold a toy train set at $52. How much money did he earn in all?
3 m
W 4 operations Money Model Part-whole
855 P3.WN.JM.17110760
Level 3
Mr Tan spent $1050 on 5 chairs and a laptop for his office. Each chair costs $120. How much did the laptop cost?
3 m
W 4 operations Money Model Part-whole
856 P3.WN.JM.17110761
Level 3
Izzat has just enough money to buy 3 bracelets at $12 each. If she does not buy the bracelets, she can buy 4 necklaces with the same amount of money. How much does each necklace cost?
3 m
W 4 operations Money Equal stage Model Part-whole
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Level 2
Jake has $438. Dana has $76 more than Jake. How much money do they have altogether?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Money Model Comparison
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Level 2
A toy car costs $35. A doll house costs $17 more than the toy car. How much do the toy car and the doll house cost altogether?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Money Model Comparison
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Level 3
Alan, Bob and Ken had the same number of notes. Jan and Bob had a mix of $10-notes and $2-notes. Alan had 15 $10-notes while Bob had 20 $10-notes. Ken only had $10-notes.
  1. Who had the least amount of money?
  2. How much more did Alan have than Bob?
  3. Bob used all his $2 notes to buy a wallet. He then had $280 less than Ken. How many $10 notes did Ken have?
5 m
Money Min-max Gap & difference More than or less than Equal stage Number x value
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Level 2
A toy plane costs $46.
A doll costs $26 less than the toy plane.
How much do the toy plane and the doll cost altogether?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Money Model Comparison

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