<-- Cash Paid
<-- Bill Amount
  

A customer pays $100.00 for a $81.25 bill.

Find the least amount of bills and coins to give change

First calculate change amount

Change = Cash - Bill

Change = $100.00 - $81.25

Change = $18.75

Calculate change denominations

Our current target value is $18.75

The highest coin/dollar value <= $18.75 is 1 ten-dollar bill

1 ten-dollar bill = $10.00

Subtract $10.00 from our current total of $18.75 to get $8.75

Our current target value is $8.75

The highest coin/dollar value <= $8.75 is 1 five-dollar bill

1 five-dollar bill = $5.00

Subtract $5.00 from our current total of $8.75 to get $3.75

Our current target value is $3.75

The highest coin/dollar value <= $3.75 is 3 dollars

3 dollars = $3.00

Subtract $3.00 from our current total of $3.75 to get $0.75

Our current target value is $0.75

The highest coin/dollar value <= $0.75 is 3 quarters

3 quarters = $0.75

Subtract $0.75 from our current total of $0.75 to get $0.00

Total change summary

  ten-dollar billsfive-dollar billsdollarsquartersTotal
Quantity11338
Value$10.00$5.00$3.00$0.75$18.75

Build Final Answer:


1 ten-dollar bill = $10.00
1 five-dollar bill = $5.00
3 dollars = $3.00
3 quarters = $0.75


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What is the Answer?
1 ten-dollar bill = $10.00
1 five-dollar bill = $5.00
3 dollars = $3.00
3 quarters = $0.75
How does the Change Counting Calculator work?
Free Change Counting Calculator - This shows you how to make change using the least amount of bills/coins by taking a bill amount and a cash tendered amount from a customer and figuring out the fastest way to make change. Maximum denomination is $100
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What 7 concepts are covered in the Change Counting Calculator?
change
A measure in difference
change counting
counting
taking account of when reaching a total; including
dollar
Currency unit
nickel
A currency unit worth 5 cents
penny
A currency value of one cent
quarter
A currency unit worth 25 cents
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