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Subtracting Money Worksheet

Money maths lesson 7: Subtracting money · Set 40 · 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.₹920 − ₹190 =
  2. 2.Dev had ₹18. Dev spent ₹5 on a pencil. How many rupees are left?
  3. 3.₹40 − ₹30 =
  4. 4.₹50 − ₹34 =
  5. 5.₹760 − ₹580 =
  6. 6.₹22 − ₹6 =
  7. 7.₹630 − ₹330 =
  8. 8.Diya had ₹95. Diya spent ₹6 on a banana. How many rupees are left?
  9. 9.₹39 − ₹38 =
  10. 10.Arjun had ₹86. Arjun spent ₹6 on a balloon. How many rupees are left?
  11. 11.₹43 − ₹33 =
  12. 12.₹34 − ₹12 =
  13. 13.₹380 − ₹30 =
  14. 14.₹320 − ₹180 =
  15. 15.₹480 − ₹470 =
  16. 16.₹290 − ₹250 =
  17. 17.₹800 − ₹720 =
  18. 18.₹520 − ₹230 =
  19. 19.₹270 − ₹190 =
  20. 20.A juice box costs ₹30 and a ruler costs ₹14. How many rupees more does the juice box cost?
  21. 21.Diya had ₹38. Diya spent ₹12 on a samosa. How many rupees are left?
  22. 22.₹340 − ₹160 =
  23. 23.₹23 − ₹18 =
  24. 24.₹890 − ₹810 =
  25. 25.₹85 − ₹66 =
  26. 26.₹220 − ₹180 =
  27. 27.₹53 − ₹6 =
  28. 28.Gurpreet had ₹81. Gurpreet spent ₹6 on a balloon. How many rupees are left?
  29. 29.A crayon box costs ₹40 and a toffee costs ₹2. How many rupees more does the crayon box cost?
  30. 30.₹48 − ₹14 =
  31. 31.₹76 − ₹6 =
  32. 32.A toffee costs ₹3 and a pencil costs ₹8. How many rupees more does the pencil cost?
  33. 33.Kabir had ₹74. Kabir spent ₹10 on a kite. How many rupees are left?
  34. 34.A sticker sheet costs ₹7 and a juice box costs ₹20. How many rupees more does the juice box cost?
  35. 35.₹75 − ₹65 =
  36. 36.Gurpreet had ₹85. Gurpreet spent ₹12 on a sticker sheet. How many rupees are left?
  37. 37.₹83 − ₹72 =
  38. 38.₹95 − ₹85 =
  39. 39.₹580 − ₹490 =
  40. 40.A balloon costs ₹5 and a sharpener costs ₹4. How many rupees more does the balloon cost?

Answer key

  1. 730
  2. 13
  3. 10
  4. 16
  5. 180
  6. 16
  7. 300
  8. 89
  9. 1
  10. 80
  11. 10
  12. 22
  13. 350
  14. 140
  15. 10
  16. 40
  17. 80
  18. 290
  19. 80
  20. 16
  21. 26
  22. 180
  23. 5
  24. 80
  25. 19
  26. 40
  27. 47
  28. 75
  29. 38
  30. 34
  31. 70
  32. 5
  33. 64
  34. 13
  35. 10
  36. 73
  37. 11
  38. 10
  39. 90
  40. 1

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