Subtraction with 2-Digits Numbers
Subtraction with 3-Digits Numbers
Word Problems
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100

22 - 11 = ?

11

100

237 - 122 = ?

115

100

Charlie has 129 oranges. 

Ricky has 140 oranges.

How many more oranges does Ricky have than Charlie?

140 - 129 = 11


Ricky has 11 more oranges than Charlie.

100

Strategy: Regrouping

97-18 = ?


97 - 18 = 79

200

52 - 18 = ?

34

200

482 - 144 = ?

388

200
Peter baked 37 cookies, but 13 of them were burnt, so he threw them away.


How many cookies does Peter have now?

Peter has 24 cookies. 

200

Strategy: Open Number Line 

96 - 38 = ?

96 - 38 = 58

300

79 - 21 = ?

58

300

689 - 247 = ?

442

300

Robin has 529 dinosaur stickers.

She gives 112 to a friend. 

How many dinosaur stickers does she have now?

Robin now has 417 dinosaur stickers.
300

Strategy: Regrouping

55 - 18 = ? 

55 - 18 = 37


400

82 - 68 = ?

14

400

845 - 374 = ?

471

400

There are 381 marshmallows at 912 popsicles. How many more popsicles are there than marshmallows?

912 = 381 = 531


There are 531 more popsicles than marshmallows. 

400

Strategy: Place Value

(Hundreds, Tens, and Ones)

779 - 538 = ?

779 - 538 = ? 

779 - 500 = 279

279 - 30 = 249

249 - 8 = 241

500

91 - 44 = ?

47

500

873 - 638 = ?

235

500

There are 597 cars in a parking lot. 153 cars drive away. How many cars are there now?

597 - 153 = 444


There are 444 cars now.

500

Strategy: Regrouping

678 - 593 = ?


678 - 593 = 85

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