You pay 85p for an item costing 6p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
Find change in pence.
Solve a simple change problem with amounts in the same unit.
Find change in pence
Practice sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Solve a simple change problem with amounts in the same unit.
You pay 31p for an item costing 9p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 72p for an item costing 52p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 55p for an item costing 15p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 86p for an item costing 85p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 19p for an item costing 1p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
Find change in pence
Answer key
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Solve a simple change problem with amounts in the same unit.
You pay 85p for an item costing 6p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 31p for an item costing 9p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 72p for an item costing 52p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 55p for an item costing 15p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 86p for an item costing 85p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
You pay 19p for an item costing 1p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
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The skill behind this activity
Solve a simple change problem with amounts in the same unit.
Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗
Year 2 → Measurement · Selected statutory skill. Pack 2.2.0 · source checked 2026-10-12.
For teachers and parents
Keep the amounts in the same unit. Subtract the cost from the amount paid, and add the change back to check.
A common slip
Pounds and pence are different units; convert before calculating.
You pay 70p for an item costing 63p. How much change do you receive, in pence?
Keep the amounts in the same unit. Subtract the cost from the amount paid, and add the change back to check.