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Money maths lesson 7: Subtracting money · Set 15 · 40 sums
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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. 1.₹930 − ₹900 =
  2. 2.A pencil costs ₹3 and a ruler costs ₹11. How many rupees more does the ruler cost?
  3. 3.₹74 − ₹39 =
  4. 4.An eraser costs ₹4 and a notebook costs ₹45. How many rupees more does the notebook cost?
  5. 5.₹330 − ₹100 =
  6. 6.₹280 − ₹130 =
  7. 7.₹990 − ₹730 =
  8. 8.₹820 − ₹490 =
  9. 9.A biscuit packet costs ₹19 and an eraser costs ₹5. How many rupees more does the biscuit packet cost?
  10. 10.A notebook costs ₹30 and a sticker sheet costs ₹6. How many rupees more does the notebook cost?
  11. 11.Ananya had ₹52. Ananya spent ₹11 on a ruler. How many rupees are left?
  12. 12.₹410 − ₹400 =
  13. 13.Meera had ₹37. Meera spent ₹25 on a notebook. How many rupees are left?
  14. 14.₹430 − ₹360 =
  15. 15.₹420 − ₹30 =
  16. 16.₹820 − ₹20 =
  17. 17.₹52 − ₹29 =
  18. 18.Ishaan had ₹92. Ishaan spent ₹11 on a biscuit packet. How many rupees are left?
  19. 19.Nisha had ₹70. Nisha spent ₹17 on a glue stick. How many rupees are left?
  20. 20.₹64 − ₹24 =
  21. 21.₹68 − ₹54 =
  22. 22.₹770 − ₹590 =
  23. 23.₹67 − ₹37 =
  24. 24.₹89 − ₹72 =
  25. 25.₹52 − ₹25 =
  26. 26.₹79 − ₹24 =
  27. 27.Priya had ₹55. Priya spent ₹25 on a notebook. How many rupees are left?
  28. 28.₹95 − ₹24 =
  29. 29.₹740 − ₹590 =
  30. 30.Meera had ₹75. Meera spent ₹4 on a banana. How many rupees are left?
  31. 31.₹67 − ₹40 =
  32. 32.Kavya had ₹63. Kavya spent ₹50 on a crayon box. How many rupees are left?
  33. 33.₹800 − ₹720 =
  34. 34.₹90 − ₹34 =
  35. 35.₹67 − ₹23 =
  36. 36.₹91 − ₹70 =
  37. 37.₹49 − ₹25 =
  38. 38.Rohan had ₹40. Rohan spent ₹15 on an ice candy. How many rupees are left?
  39. 39.₹330 − ₹90 =
  40. 40.₹400 − ₹320 =

Answer key

  1. 30
  2. 8
  3. 35
  4. 41
  5. 230
  6. 150
  7. 260
  8. 330
  9. 14
  10. 24
  11. 41
  12. 10
  13. 12
  14. 70
  15. 390
  16. 800
  17. 23
  18. 81
  19. 53
  20. 40
  21. 14
  22. 180
  23. 30
  24. 17
  25. 27
  26. 55
  27. 30
  28. 71
  29. 150
  30. 71
  31. 27
  32. 13
  33. 80
  34. 56
  35. 44
  36. 21
  37. 24
  38. 25
  39. 240
  40. 80

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