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How To Do KS2 Maths SATs
Type Questions
(Paper B – Calculator Allowed)
Money: Solving Problems
that combine pence and
fractions of a £
For more maths help & free games related
to this, visit: www.makemymathsbetter.com
In a KS2 Maths SAT Paper B you might be asked to find the answer to
a word problem that mixes pence with a fraction of a £
It is important that you either turn all of the values into £s or all of the
values into pence before trying to find out the answer with a calculator.
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

a)

How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3?

To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p
You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of
the table tennis ball (60p)
300 ÷ 60 = 5
You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
For example: These are some prices in a sport shop.

Table Tennis Ball

Tennis Ball

Golf Ball

60p

95p

£1.75

b)

Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls.
How much does she pay altogether?

To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p
Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3
95 x 3 = 285
Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis
balls (285p)
175 + 285 = 460p
The final cost is 460p or £4.60
That’s it for now......
for more help with your maths,
try my book:
mastering multiplication tables
on amazon.com

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How To Do KS2 Maths B SATs Money Questions (Part 1)

  • 1. How To Do KS2 Maths SATs Type Questions (Paper B – Calculator Allowed) Money: Solving Problems that combine pence and fractions of a £ For more maths help & free games related to this, visit: www.makemymathsbetter.com
  • 2. In a KS2 Maths SAT Paper B you might be asked to find the answer to a word problem that mixes pence with a fraction of a £ It is important that you either turn all of the values into £s or all of the values into pence before trying to find out the answer with a calculator.
  • 3. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 4. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 5. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 6. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 7. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 8. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 9. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 10. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 11. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 12. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 a) How many table tennis balls can you buy for exactly £3? To find out the answer, you must firstly change the £3 into 300p You then divide the amount you have to spend (300p) by the cost of the table tennis ball (60p) 300 ÷ 60 = 5 You can buy exactly 5 table tennis balls
  • 13. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 14. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 15. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 16. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 17. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 18. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 19. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 20. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 21. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 22. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 23. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 24. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 25. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
  • 26. For example: These are some prices in a sport shop. Table Tennis Ball Tennis Ball Golf Ball 60p 95p £1.75 b) Amy buys a golf ball and 3 tennis balls. How much does she pay altogether? To find out the answer, firstly change the £1.75 into 175p Then multiply the cost of one tennis ball (95p) by 3 95 x 3 = 285 Now, add the cost of the golf ball (175p) to the cost of the 3 tennis balls (285p) 175 + 285 = 460p The final cost is 460p or £4.60
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