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Money is something that is used to buy things. The document discusses how to perform basic math operations like addition, subtraction, and multiplication with money. It also describes different currency denominations like dollar bills and coins. Money was invented over 2,700 years ago and was originally made from livestock before eventually being made from materials like paper. Money is a universal system of exchange that is used by most people and countries, although its appearance can vary in different places.
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