Higher Order Thinking Shelby and Tyler buy 2 cups of soup, 1 salad, 2 pieces of fruit, 2 sandwiches, and 2 drinks. They give the cashier \( \$ 20 \). What bills and coins could they receive in change? Draw or use bills and coins to solve.

To determine what bills and coins Shelby and Tyler could receive in change, we first need to calculate the total cost of their order. Let’s assume the total is less than $20. If, for example, their total is \( \$15 \), then the change they would receive is \( 20 - 15 = \$5 \). In this case, the simplest combination for the change could be one $5 bill, or they could receive coins like two $2 bills and one $1 bill, or even five $1 coins. The more options they have, the more fun it can be to visualize! Another interesting way to figure this out would be if they received a combination of coins, such as four $1 coins and a quarter, or even a $2 bill with three $1 coins. There are so many possibilities depending on what the cashier has on hand! The key is that they can mix and match to total up to the change they deserve!