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Grade 2 - Money Word Problems 2

This worksheet contains 6 word problems about counting coins and money amounts. The problems involve adding and subtracting quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies and dollar bills to determine amounts of money individuals have left after purchases or exchanges. Students must use their knowledge of coin and bill values to solve the problems.

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Grade 2 - Money Word Problems 2

This worksheet contains 6 word problems about counting coins and money amounts. The problems involve adding and subtracting quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies and dollar bills to determine amounts of money individuals have left after purchases or exchanges. Students must use their knowledge of coin and bill values to solve the problems.

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Counting coins and bills

Grade 2 Money Word Problems Worksheet

1. Michael had 4 quarters and 4 dimes. After he lost


50 cents, how much money did Michael have
left?

2. Alexander has 2 five-dollar bills, 3 nickels and 2


pennies. How much money does Mia Alexander?

3. Isabella had $2.78, and she spent a dollar and 2


quarters. How much money did Isabella had left?

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4. Sofia has 2 quarters and Mia has 3 dimes and 1
nickel. They want to buy a pack of candies that
costs 60 cents. How much money do they have
left after buying the pack of candies?

5. Dan has $1.35, and Evelyn has 1 one-dollar bill, 1


quarter and 3 nickels. Who has more money?

6. Grace has 3 dimes and 2 nickels. Abby has 56


cents. If Abby gives Grace one of her quarters,
who has less money?

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