<caption><image_26>The image is a screenshot of a game where the player is adding two-digit numbers. On the left side of the image, there is a blue circle with a picture of a building and the text "35 Rupees". On the right side, there are three different types of Indian rupee notes - one with a red background and the other with a yellow background. The notes are arranged in a grid-like pattern. The text on the image reads "Adding two digit numbers".</caption><transcript><audio_27>35 rupees and this cookie box by giving two notes of 20 rupees one note of 10 rupees and two coins of</transcript><caption><image_28>The image is a screenshot of a math worksheet titled "Adding two-digit numbers". It shows two circles, one labeled "35 Rupees" and the other labeled "54 Rupees". 

On the left side of the image, there is a yellow box of colored pencils with a blue background. The box is filled with colorful pencils of different colors, including red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. On the right side, there are two smaller circles with a red background.

At the top of the screen, there has a title that reads "Add two digit numbers" and below the title, it says "How much did?". The image appears to be a visual representation of the worksheet.</caption><transcript><audio_29>two rupees that is by giving 54 rupees so tell me how much did i pay in total for both</transcript><caption><image_30>The image is a screenshot from a math game. It shows a table with three columns labeled "Tens", "Ones", and "35 Rupees". The table is divided into three sections. 

On the left side of the table, there is a blue circle with a yellow pencil holder filled with colorful pencils. Next to the pencil holder, there are two smaller circles with the words "54 Rupees" written on them. On the right side, the table has three rows of numbers, each with a different color - red, orange, and yellow.

At the bottom of the image, there has a question that reads "35 + 54 =?". This suggests that the game is about adding two-digit numbers.</caption><transcript><audio_31>the price of the pencil box is 35 rupees so to write 35 we will write three in the tens box and five in the ones box and the price of the cookie box is 54</transcript> 35 rupees and this cookie box by giving two notes of 20 rupees one note of 10 rupees and two coins of two rupees that is by giving 54 rupees so tell me how much did i pay in total for both the price of the pencil box is 35 rupees so to write 35 we will write three in the tens box and five in the ones box and the price of the cookie box is 54
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