1089 Trick Worksheet
The trick (Reverse and subtract): Reverse the number and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. The answer is always one of 198, 297, 396, 495, 594, 693, 792, 891: middle digit 9, first and last digits adding to 9. Reverse that answer and add: you always get 1089.
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- 1.Take 498. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 2.792 + 297 =
- 3.Take 980. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 4.Do the 1089 trick with 153: reverse and subtract, then reverse that answer and add. What do you get?
- 5.Take 267. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 6.Take 688. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 7.Take 400. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 8.Take 910. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 9.In the 1089 trick, the subtraction gave a 3-digit number that starts with 7. What is that number?
- 10.Do the 1089 trick with 802: reverse and subtract, then reverse that answer and add. What do you get?
- 11.Do the 1089 trick with 498: reverse and subtract, then reverse that answer and add. What do you get?
- 12.In the 1089 trick, the subtraction gave a 3-digit number that starts with 6. What is that number?
- 13.Take 604. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 14.In the 1089 trick, the subtraction gave a 3-digit number that starts with 2. What is that number?
- 15.495 + 594 =
- 16.Do the 1089 trick with 960: reverse and subtract, then reverse that answer and add. What do you get?
- 17.In the 1089 trick, the subtraction gave a 3-digit number that starts with 4. What is that number?
- 18.693 + 396 =
- 19.In the 1089 trick, the subtraction gave a 3-digit number that starts with 1. What is that number?
- 20.Take 624. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 21.In the 1089 trick, the subtraction gave a 3-digit number that starts with 3. What is that number?
- 22.Do the 1089 trick with 700: reverse and subtract, then reverse that answer and add. What do you get?
- 23.594 + 495 =
- 24.396 + 693 =
- 25.Take 861. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 26.Take 580. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 27.Take 520. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 28.Take 900. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 29.Take 249. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 30.297 + 792 =
- 31.In the 1089 trick, the subtraction gave a 3-digit number that starts with 5. What is that number?
- 32.Take 319. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 33.Take 644. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 34.891 + 198 =
- 35.Take 410. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 36.Take 420. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 37.Take 890. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 38.Take 690. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 39.Take 992. Reverse its digits and take the smaller number away from the bigger one. What do you get?
- 40.198 + 891 =
Answer key
- 396
- 1089
- 891
- 1089
- 495
- 198
- 396
- 891
- 792
- 1089
- 1089
- 693
- 198
- 297
- 1089
- 1089
- 495
- 1089
- 198
- 198
- 396
- 1089
- 1089
- 1089
- 693
- 495
- 495
- 891
- 693
- 1089
- 594
- 594
- 198
- 1089
- 396
- 396
- 792
- 594
- 693
- 1089
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