Solving money problems is a cool part of KS2 Maths! In Year Five, you'll tackle tricky tasks like turning pounds into pence, adding different coins, and figuring out change. Get ready for bigger challenges involving percentages, fractions, and even currency exchange rates.
Imagine planning a holiday to Australia! You've got £s and need $s. The exchange rate is £1 = $2.5. Multiply £400 by 2.5 to get $1,000. Test your skills with questions about percentages, fractions, and currency exchange rates in this fun quiz!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Solving money problems
To calculate multiply 1.5 dollars by 5
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You only need to add the last digits for this one. 0 + 7 + 5 = 12 so we know that the answer will end in 2 which means that £24.42 must be correct
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£16.89 is 11p less than £17 and £17 is £3 less than £20
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To multiply 35p by 15 you could times it by 10 to get £3.50
Then half this to find 35p x 5 = £1.75 Then add £3.50 and £1.75 to get £5.25 |
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To calculate divide 72p by 8
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First work out £15.50 + £12.45 = £27.95.
Then work out £50 - £27.95 = £22.05
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5 x £1.25 = £6.25
£20 - £6.25 = £13.75 |
You might see signs saying 50% off. 50% off is the same as half price
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£120 is 50% or 1⁄2 of £240
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To find 10% divide by 10 which give 13 then subtract from 130
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