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The key is to count up from the amount owed to the amount paid, starting with the smallest denominations, adding the change until the amount owed plus the change is equal to the amount paid. So for example, if $3.67 was charged, and paid for with a $5 bill, 3 cents out of the register would get you to $3.70, a nickel gets you to $3.75, a quarter to $4, and a dollar bill gets you to $5. That is what this millennial learned working summers at an ice cream shop in my high school years. I didn’t even look at the register to see how much was owed.
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