Subtracting Money Worksheet
The method (Column take-away): Write the bigger amount on top, ones under ones. Take away the ones. If the top digit is smaller, borrow 1 ten (10 ones). Take away the tens. Check by adding the answer back.
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
- 1.A toffee costs ₹1 and a kite costs ₹20. How many rupees more does the kite cost?
- 2.₹28 − ₹7 =
- 3.A glue stick costs ₹24 and a crayon box costs ₹35. How many rupees more does the crayon box cost?
- 4.Kavya had ₹11. Kavya spent ₹3 on an eraser. How many rupees are left?
- 5.A glue stick costs ₹17 and a sharpener costs ₹8. How many rupees more does the glue stick cost?
- 6.₹71 − ₹11 =
- 7.₹26 − ₹25 =
- 8.₹95 − ₹82 =
- 9.₹39 − ₹15 =
- 10.Ishaan had ₹86. Ishaan spent ₹7 on a balloon. How many rupees are left?
- 11.Arjun had ₹40. Arjun spent ₹4 on a sharpener. How many rupees are left?
- 12.A ruler costs ₹9 and a sticker sheet costs ₹11. How many rupees more does the sticker sheet cost?
- 13.A balloon costs ₹6 and a ruler costs ₹10. How many rupees more does the ruler cost?
- 14.A glue stick costs ₹16 and an eraser costs ₹4. How many rupees more does the glue stick cost?
- 15.₹85 − ₹7 =
- 16.₹84 − ₹31 =
- 17.₹31 − ₹10 =
- 18.Manav had ₹49. Manav spent ₹4 on a banana. How many rupees are left?
- 19.₹950 − ₹910 =
- 20.₹67 − ₹11 =
- 21.₹900 − ₹620 =
- 22.₹850 − ₹220 =
- 23.₹41 − ₹8 =
- 24.₹260 − ₹180 =
- 25.An eraser costs ₹2 and a kite costs ₹20. How many rupees more does the kite cost?
- 26.₹81 − ₹62 =
- 27.Aarav had ₹12. Aarav spent ₹4 on a banana. How many rupees are left?
- 28.Arjun had ₹27. Arjun spent ₹3 on a toffee. How many rupees are left?
- 29.₹430 − ₹80 =
- 30.₹990 − ₹960 =
- 31.₹290 − ₹140 =
- 32.Diya had ₹43. Diya spent ₹10 on a biscuit packet. How many rupees are left?
- 33.A toffee costs ₹1 and a kite costs ₹24. How many rupees more does the kite cost?
- 34.₹27 − ₹12 =
- 35.₹35 − ₹14 =
- 36.₹43 − ₹40 =
- 37.₹950 − ₹480 =
- 38.₹60 − ₹39 =
- 39.₹870 − ₹750 =
- 40.₹71 − ₹28 =
Answer key
- 19
- 21
- 11
- 8
- 9
- 60
- 1
- 13
- 24
- 79
- 36
- 2
- 4
- 12
- 78
- 53
- 21
- 45
- 40
- 56
- 280
- 630
- 33
- 80
- 18
- 19
- 8
- 24
- 350
- 30
- 150
- 33
- 23
- 15
- 21
- 3
- 470
- 21
- 120
- 43
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