Class 2 Maths Worksheet: Subtraction with Borrowing
The method (Borrow a ten): Bigger number on top, ones under ones. Top ones digit smaller? Borrow 1 ten: ones + 10, tens − 1. Subtract the ones, then the tens. Check: answer + the number taken away = the top number.
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
- 1.In a cricket match, the Blue team scored 32 runs and the Red team scored 16 runs. By how many runs did the Blue team win?
- 2.74 − 37 =
- 3.73 − ? = 46
- 4.In a cricket match, the Blue team scored 27 runs and the Red team scored 19 runs. By how many runs did the Blue team win?
- 5.Aditya’s storybook has 66 pages. Aditya has read 47 pages. How many pages are left to read?
- 6.Meera’s storybook has 96 pages. Meera has read 69 pages. How many pages are left to read?
- 7.In a cricket match, the Blue team scored 87 runs and the Red team scored 59 runs. By how many runs did the Blue team win?
- 8.? − 11 = 69
- 9.Rohan’s storybook has 52 pages. Rohan has read 17 pages. How many pages are left to read?
- 10.30 − ? = 14
- 11.In a cricket match, the Blue team scored 60 runs and the Red team scored 42 runs. By how many runs did the Blue team win?
- 12.66 − ? = 27
- 13.A fruit shop had 88 mangoes and sold 19 of them. How many mangoes are left?
- 14.? − 79 = 1
- 15.A fruit shop had 21 mangoes and sold 16 of them. How many mangoes are left?
- 16.41 − 12 =
- 17.98 − ? = 69
- 18.In a cricket match, the Blue team scored 83 runs and the Red team scored 49 runs. By how many runs did the Blue team win?
- 19.55 − 16 =
- 20.In a cricket match, the Blue team scored 23 runs and the Red team scored 15 runs. By how many runs did the Blue team win?
- 21.Ishaan’s storybook has 85 pages. Ishaan has read 16 pages. How many pages are left to read?
- 22.40 − 34 =
- 23.In a cricket match, the Blue team scored 48 runs and the Red team scored 19 runs. By how many runs did the Blue team win?
- 24.Lakshmi’s storybook has 63 pages. Lakshmi has read 39 pages. How many pages are left to read?
- 25.81 − 63 =
- 26.A fruit shop had 94 mangoes and sold 47 of them. How many mangoes are left?
- 27.A fruit shop had 83 mangoes and sold 58 of them. How many mangoes are left?
- 28.62 − 45 =
- 29.? − 49 = 11
- 30.30 − 11 =
- 31.A fruit shop had 36 mangoes and sold 19 of them. How many mangoes are left?
- 32.45 − 38 =
- 33.Saanvi’s storybook has 94 pages. Saanvi has read 18 pages. How many pages are left to read?
- 34.84 − 47 =
- 35.Rahul’s storybook has 80 pages. Rahul has read 23 pages. How many pages are left to read?
- 36.A fruit shop had 84 mangoes and sold 67 of them. How many mangoes are left?
- 37.A fruit shop had 73 mangoes and sold 26 of them. How many mangoes are left?
- 38.? − 16 = 19
- 39.44 − 26 =
- 40.Saanvi’s storybook has 46 pages. Saanvi has read 39 pages. How many pages are left to read?
Answer key
- 16
- 37
- 27
- 8
- 19
- 27
- 28
- 80
- 35
- 16
- 18
- 39
- 69
- 80
- 5
- 29
- 29
- 34
- 39
- 8
- 69
- 6
- 29
- 24
- 18
- 47
- 25
- 17
- 60
- 19
- 17
- 7
- 76
- 37
- 57
- 17
- 47
- 35
- 18
- 7
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