Use the token currency to model the amount below. 1) GH¢ 190, 2) 6,340, 3) 2,320

To model the amounts using token currency, we will break them down into Ghanaian Cedi (GHS) denominations (notes).

Step 1: Model GHS 190 We use the largest possible denominations first. $GHS 190 = 1 \times GHS 100 + 1 \times GHS 50 + 2 \times GHS 20$ This means: • One GHS 100 note • One GHS 50 note • Two GHS 20 notes The total is $100 + 50 + 40 = GHS 190$.

Step 2: Model GHS 26,340 We use the largest possible denominations. $GHS 26,340 = 131 \times GHS 200 + 1 \times GHS 100 + 2 \times GHS 20$ This means: • One hundred and thirty-one GHS 200 notes ($131 \times 200 = GHS 26,200$) • One GHS 100 note • Two GHS 20 notes The total is $26,200 + 100 + 40 = GHS 26,340$.

Step 3: Model GHS 32,320 We use the largest possible denominations. $GHS 32,320 = 161 \times GHS 200 + 1 \times GHS 100 + 1 \times GHS 20$ This means: • One hundred and sixty-one GHS 200 notes ($161 \times 200 = GHS 32,200$) • One GHS 100 note • One GHS 20 note The total is $32,200 + 100 + 20 = GHS 32,320$.

Here are the models for each amount:

1. GHS 190: $\boxed{One GHS 100 note, One GHS 50 note, Two GHS 20 notes}$
2. GHS 26,340: $\boxed{One hundred and thirty-one GHS 200 notes, One GHS 100 note, Two GHS 20 notes}$
3. GHS 32,320: $\boxed{One hundred and sixty-one GHS 200 notes, One GHS 100 note, One GHS 20 note}$

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