i cant give change to people like 1525 and they give me 20 how much change to give back same with pound coins?

Answer 1

I thought modern cash registers did that for you? I've given people change plus a few pennies so I wouldn't have to have additional pennies weighting down my pocket and they are dumbfounded.

Practice, practice, practice.

Answer 2

First you need to know how to count. If someone give you a $20 and the bill is $15.25 then count up from the 15.25 to 20 so 15.25 + .25 + .25 +.25 = 16 then by ones 16 + 4 = 20. This is 2nd grade math dude. This is sad that someone with a job can't do simple 2nd grade math.

Answer 3

3 quarters brings the total to 16 and 4 more dollars makes 20. If pounds is base 10, it should be the same.

Answer 4

Well some silver money is needed as change comes to 4.75. So 3 pound coins and 75p in change

Answer 5

4.75 is the change. 4 pounds, one 5 pence, one 20 pence and one 50 pence.

Answer 6

presuming your using GBP just count your way up in change for example if the cost is £15.25 and they gave you £20.00
get 5p to make it £15.30
20p to make £15.50
50p to make £16.00
then £4 to make £20.00
or get an electronic till or calculator and work it out that way.

Answer 7

that's an easy one you give them £1 000 000
in change anything less and you would be cheating them and you do not want to do that do you if you don't have a spire million just give them everything in the till and an I.O.U

Answer 8

Give them five one pound coins.

Forget the 25 pence.

Start looking for another job, as a digger of holes, maybe.

Answer 9

20 - 15.25 = 4.75

1 - 0.65 = 35p change

You need to practice your basic maths.

Answer 10

Get yourself a calculator.