Details for problem "Subtraction two numbers with specific no of places"

Quickname: 9801

Suitable for K-12 grades: Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6

Elementary School, Primary School, Junior High School, Middle School.

Summary

Subtraction of two numbers with controlled number of digits for each number.

Example

Description

One of the basic and most important topics of Maths is a subtraction that is a base for further studies as well as in the real world. Two positive natural numbers with no decimal places have to be subtracted one from another. Use this problem after learners are comfortable with column subtraction with/ without borrowing to practice subtraction deeply. This type of problem is best and customizable for independent practice to learn and master all types of subtraction starting from single digit and up to six-digit no of places.

Develop the following skills by practicing these worksheets.

1. Know the subtraction in equation form.
2. Use of borrowing numbers.
3. Learn to write given numbers in column form and then subtract two numbers.
4. Make grounds for use of subtraction in future Maths.
5. Learn the subtraction skills to apply in real-world problems.

These worksheets can be generated in a variety of ways to achieve learner’s mastery in subtraction for grades 1 to 6.

• The number of digits for the first number (subtrahend) and the second number (minuend) can be chosen from 1 to 6.
• It may be specified whether a borrow over the leftmost place of the second number is allowed.
• The number of problems can be selected.

The answer key includes all answers.

Topics: Arithmetic Elementary arithmetic Whole Numbers

Tags: Subtraction

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