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Use coins to solve the following problems.

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1. If a pencil costs 29¢, what coins would you

use to pay for the pencil?

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2. If a Hershey candy bar costs 55¢, what

coins would you use to pay for your candy bar?

HersheyMilk Chocolate 55¢

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3. If a toy car costs 89¢, what coins would you use to pay for your toy

car?

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4. If your school lunch costs 75¢, what coins would you use to pay

for your lunch?

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5. If a deck of cards costs 77¢, what coins would you use to pay for the deck of cards?

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6. If a bag of marbles costs 99¢, what coins would you use to buy

the bag ?

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7. If a model airplane costs 88¢, what coins would you use to pay

for the plane?

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8. If a small bag of popcorn costs 46¢, what coins would you use to pay for the popcorn?

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9. If a small toy sailboat costs 95¢, what coins would you use to pay

for the boat?

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10. If a yoyo costs 63¢, what coins would you

use to pay for your new yoyo?

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