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4: At the checkout Joan buys some food. The total cost is £12.50 Joan pays with a £20 note. She gets £6.50 change. This is the wrong change from £20 Explain why. Write your answ…
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4: At the checkout
Joan buys some food.
The total cost is £12.50
Joan pays with a £20 note.
She gets £6.50 change.
This is the wrong change from £20
Explain why.
Write your answer in the box below.
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£20-£12.50 = £7.50
She should’ve been given £7.50 change
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£12.50 + £6.50 = £19
If Joan paid with a £20 note she should of gotten £7.50 change .
So she got given the wrong change
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