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A cinema ticket costs £3.60 and a bucket of popcorn is £2.50. Five children went to the cinema and shared 3 buckets of popcorn. In total they spent £25.50.
Solving Problems - Money (Year 6)
Money problems in KS2 Maths teach you to handle real-world challenges, like managing savings, comparing prices, and planning how to spend or save wisely.
1 .
What is the total of £210, £15, £5.65 and £1.25?
£230.90
£231.00
£231.50
£231.90
2 .
An estate agent’s fee for selling a house is 10%. How much is the fee for a house sold for £75,000?
£7.50
£75
£750
£7,500
Remember that 10% is the same as one tenth
3 .
A cinema ticket costs £3.60 and a bucket of popcorn is £2.50. Five children went to the cinema and shared 3 buckets of popcorn. How much did they spend altogether?
£25.00
£25.50
£35.00
£35.50
To express this as a number sentence would be (3.60 x 5) + (2.50 x 3)
4 .
The total cost of 10 burgers is £16. How much does one burger cost?
16p
£1.50
£1.60
£2
To divide £16 by 10 just move the decimal point one place to the left:
£16.00 ÷ 10 = £1.60
£16.00 ÷ 10 = £1.60
5 .
A coat costs £36 in a half price sale. How much did the coat cost before the sale?
£18
£45
£54
£72
36 x 2 = 72 so the coat must have cost £72 before the sale
6 .
There are 1.18 Euros to £1. A car costs 11,800 Euro. How much is the car in pounds?
£100
£1,000
£10,000
£100,000
To calculate divide 11,800 by 1.18
7 .
What is the cost of 15 balloons at 23p each?
£2.30
£3.45
£4.45
£4.55
To work out 15 x 23 you could work out 10 x 23 and 5 x 23 and add the two together:
10 x 23p = £2.30 and 5 x 23p = £1.15
£2.30 + £1.15 = £3.45
10 x 23p = £2.30 and 5 x 23p = £1.15
£2.30 + £1.15 = £3.45
8 .
Ali bought some cheese for £3.76, a chicken for £5.30 and a pan for £16. How much change did he have from £50?
£24.94
£25.00
£25.06
£25.94
£3.76 + £5.30 + £16 = £25.06 which is £4.94 less than £30. £30 is £20 less than £50
9 .
There is 10% discount off a table usually costing £240. How much is the table after the discount?
£24
£216
£220
£230
To calculate 10% divide by 10
10 .
Peter has saved £23.78. He spends £15.29. How much does he have left?
£7.39
£7.49
£8.39
£8.49
To do this you could take away first the pence units, then pence tens, then pound units then pound tens:
£23.78 - 9p = £23.69
£23.69 - 20p = £23.49
£23.49 - £5 = £18.49
£18.49 - £10 = £8.49
£23.78 - 9p = £23.69
£23.69 - 20p = £23.49
£23.49 - £5 = £18.49
£18.49 - £10 = £8.49
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Next add the units of pounds: £0 + £5 + £5 + £1 = £11
Then add the tens of pounds: £10 + £10 = £20
Then add all of these to the hundreds of pounds: £200 + £20 + £11 + 90p = £231.90