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.₹670 − ₹510 =
- 2.A pencil costs ₹6 and a biscuit packet costs ₹10. How many rupees more does the biscuit packet cost?
- 3.₹21 − ₹14 =
- 4.₹250 − ₹90 =
- 5.₹990 − ₹340 =
- 6.₹460 − ₹170 =
- 7.₹61 − ₹7 =
- 8.₹680 − ₹250 =
- 9.₹20 − ₹13 =
- 10.Arjun had ₹87. Arjun spent ₹45 on a crayon box. How many rupees are left?
- 11.₹32 − ₹6 =
- 12.₹46 − ₹38 =
- 13.₹660 − ₹470 =
- 14.₹530 − ₹120 =
- 15.₹95 − ₹39 =
- 16.A ruler costs ₹15 and a pencil costs ₹8. How many rupees more does the ruler cost?
- 17.₹690 − ₹570 =
- 18.A ruler costs ₹15 and a samosa costs ₹12. How many rupees more does the ruler cost?
- 19.₹59 − ₹10 =
- 20.Aditya had ₹88. Aditya spent ₹6 on a sticker sheet. How many rupees are left?
- 21.A toffee costs ₹3 and a juice box costs ₹20. How many rupees more does the juice box cost?
- 22.₹93 − ₹43 =
- 23.₹660 − ₹160 =
- 24.Karan had ₹58. Karan spent ₹11 on a biscuit packet. How many rupees are left?
- 25.₹260 − ₹20 =
- 26.₹67 − ₹10 =
- 27.₹600 − ₹150 =
- 28.A banana costs ₹4 and an ice candy costs ₹10. How many rupees more does the ice candy cost?
- 29.Nisha had ₹26. Nisha spent ₹6 on a balloon. How many rupees are left?
- 30.₹260 − ₹50 =
- 31.Vivaan had ₹12. Vivaan spent ₹11 on a sticker sheet. How many rupees are left?
- 32.₹500 − ₹270 =
- 33.₹730 − ₹70 =
- 34.A crayon box costs ₹40 and a samosa costs ₹19. How many rupees more does the crayon box cost?
- 35.₹88 − ₹67 =
- 36.Farhan had ₹20. Farhan spent ₹9 on a balloon. How many rupees are left?
- 37.A juice box costs ₹30 and a sharpener costs ₹4. How many rupees more does the juice box cost?
- 38.A toffee costs ₹3 and a ruler costs ₹15. How many rupees more does the ruler cost?
- 39.₹45 − ₹22 =
- 40.₹56 − ₹38 =
Answer key
- 160
- 4
- 7
- 160
- 650
- 290
- 54
- 430
- 7
- 42
- 26
- 8
- 190
- 410
- 56
- 7
- 120
- 3
- 49
- 82
- 17
- 50
- 500
- 47
- 240
- 57
- 450
- 6
- 20
- 210
- 1
- 230
- 660
- 21
- 21
- 11
- 26
- 12
- 23
- 18
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