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LESSON 8<br />

Let’s look at another example.<br />

25¢ + 25¢ + 1¢<br />

We have $.51 or 51 cents.<br />

one-dollar bill<br />

five-dollar bill<br />

ten-dollar bill<br />

twenty-dollar bill<br />

Paper money seems easier to count for some<br />

people. It has the amount written on each bill.<br />

As with coins, always start counting with the<br />

bill of greatest value. This can make it easier to<br />

count. If you have 20s, count by 20s. If you<br />

have 10s, count by 10s. If you have 5s, count by<br />

5s.<br />

Let’s practice counting some bills.<br />

80 • Applied Mathematics

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