Danny earns ₱ 190.50 per hour at his job. He worked 40 hours on the first week and 35 hours on the second week. If he has daily expenses of ₱ 300.50 when going to work, how much did he earn? "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

Michael’s allowance is 1,200 per week. He spends 95.25 for his fare when going on his 5-day work and 120.75 for his daily meal. The rest of his money is for his savings. How much money does he save in 4 weeks? "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

Rick spends ₱ 17.50 for his fare going to school, ₱ 80.50 for food, and saves the rest. If his weekly allowance is ₱ 500.00, how much does Rick save per week? "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

A pen costs 10.00 and a notebook costs 35.75. How much is your change after paying for 5 pencils and 3 notebooks if you gave ₱ 500 to the cashier? "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

Nick bought 2 kilograms of sugar at 57.75 per kilogram and 3 kilograms of flour for 28.50 per kilogram. How much did she pay the cashier? "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

Car A and Car B are running in the same direction. Car A runs 130.45 kilometers per hour while Car B runs at 53.38 kilometers per hour. How far apart will they be after 1.25 hours?  "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

The music club sold 120 tickets for priced at ₱ 120.50 each for their concert. If their total expenses is ₱ 5,895.78, how much is their profit?  "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

There are 20 carnivorous animals in the zoo. Each animal eats 3.54 kilograms of meat each day. How much does the zoo spend per week if the meat costs ₱ 65.38 per kilogram? "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

Nico saves ₱ 18.53 on Monday, ₱ 32.37 on Tuesday, ₱ 32.57 on Wednesday, ₱ 25.67 on Thursday and ₱ 29.38 on Friday. If his allowance for the week is ₱ 500, how much did he spend? "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"

A box of chocolate bars costs ₱ 1,356.45. How much is your change if you bought 7 boxes and gave the cashier ten ₱ 1000-bill? "Always round off in the nearest hundredths"