Dollars and cents in different forms
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Write 100 cents in dollars.
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Answer: $1.00
- Every 100 cents is one dollar.
- 100 cents is 1 dollars and 0 cents: $1.00.
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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
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Match money amounts, dollar notation and coin totals.
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- VC2M3N07-C01Connect dollars and cents.
- VC2M3N07-C02Make equal-value representations.
- VC2M3N07-C03Check exchanges and money notation.
- VC2M3N07-C04Create and explain different physical or virtual representations of a money value
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- D01Connect dollars and centsConnect dollars and cents.
- D02Make equal-value representationsMake equal-value representations.
- D03Check exchanges and money notationCheck exchanges and money notation.