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МатематикаВопрос:
Label the money in Exercise 2.
Ответ:
Labels for the money in Exercise 2:
Here's the labeling for each item:
| Coins | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| the USA | (Image of US coin) | one (Image of US dollar bill) |
| fifty 'cents (Label below coin) | 2 (Number on US dollar bill) | |
| the UK | (Image of UK coin) | five (Text on UK note) |
| twenty (Label below coin) | 4 (Number on UK note) | |
| some European countries | (Image of a coin) | 10 (Number on Euro note) |
| twenty (Label below coin) | ten (Text on Euro note) |
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