1 Which is the greatestamountofmoney in each pair?

Tick youranswer.

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Howdidyou compare theamounts?

Compare money 2 AlexandAmir eachhave somemoney.

a) Alexhas23p.

Draw themoneyAlex couldhave.

b) Amirhas£23

Draw themoneyAmir couldhave.

c) Whohas themostmoney?

Howdoyouknow?

3 Evahas thismoney.

Teddyhas the sameamountofpounds as Evabut fewerpence.

Howmuchmoney couldTeddyhave?

£ and p

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5 Drawmoney tomake the statement correct.

6 Write<, >or= to compare theamounts.

a) £3and20p £3and27p

b) £5and67p £2and67p

c) £10and9p £10and20p

d) £5+£5+20p £10+10p

e) £20+10p+5p 5p+£10+£10+5p+5p

7 Complete the statements.

a) £7and21p>£ and p

b) £ and p>£7and 21p

c) £7and21p=£ and p

Is theremore thanoneway to completeeach statement?

Talkabout itwithapartner.

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