front 1 Penny | back 1 A coin worth 1 cent. |
front 2 Nickel | back 2 A coin worth 5 cents. |
front 3 Dime | back 3 A coin worth 10 cents. |
front 4 Quarter | back 4 A coin worth 25 cents. |
front 5 Dollar bill | back 5 a paper note that is worth $1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 |
front 6 Interest Rates | back 6 Interest rate is the amount charged over and above the principal amount by the lender from the borrower. |
front 7 Principal Amount | back 7 the initial size of a loan, can also be what you owe on a loan. |
front 8 Simple Interest | back 8 It is a simpler form of computing interest on the principal amount. |
front 9 Compound Interest | back 9 the interest you earn on interest. |
front 10 Tip | back 10 giving a little extra to someone for a service. Standard tip is 20%. |
front 11 Sales Tax | back 11 When you’re taxed for clothes/devices/other various products. |
front 12 Income Tax | back 12 When you’re taxed for your income. |
front 13 Unit Price | back 13 The price per item. |