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Question Video: Recognizing Value of All the Notes Used in the UK Mathematics

A jar of slime costs five pounds. Which note is worth five pounds?

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A jar of slime costs five pounds. Which note is worth five pounds?

Have you ever been shopping for slime? Well, in this question, we’re going to have to. In the first sentence, we’re told that the jar of slime that we can see in the picture costs five pounds. And underneath, we’re given some more pictures. These show a type of money called notes. Whereas coins are made out of metal, notes are really thin. They’re made out of paper or plastic. And we’re asked, which one of these notes is worth five pounds? Now there are lots of clues we could use to help us here. Firstly, we know how to write the number five as a word because it’s in the question: F-I-V-E, five. And we also know how to write it as a number.

Now the note we’re looking for has got the number five written on it both in words and as a number. It’s not the first note. This note has the number 10 written on it. It’s written as a number at the top. And can you also see it’s written in words near the bottom? This note is worth 10 pounds. Our second note does have a five written on it. But can you see there’s a zero that comes after the five? This note is worth more than five pounds. This note has a value of 50 pounds. And so this only leaves us with this bluey-green colored note on the end.

We can see that this note has the number five written as a number. And if we look really carefully, we can see it written in words too. And can you see that the way that five pounds is written in the top corner is exactly the same as the way it’s written on the jar? The note that is worth five pounds is this one.

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