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B.     Subtract the numbers:


                   (a)       Th   H     T O          (b)      Th    H    T O           (c)      Th    H    T O


                              9    7    2    8                 9     9    9    9                 5    8    8    3
                         – 5       1    1    6             – 8       7    6    9            – 2       0    5    1




                   (d)       Th   H     T O          (e)      Th    H    T O           (f)      Th    H    T O


                              4    6    1    9                 6     1    8    4                 9    3    2    8
                         – 2       3    0    8             – 2       0    7    3            – 2       1    1    6




                   (g)       Th   H     T O          (h)      Th    H    T O           (i)      Th    H    T O

                              4    2    6    0                 2     1    1    4                 6    8    1    7

                         – 1       0    3    0             – 1       0    0    3            – 2       7    0    6




                   (j)       Th   H     T O          (k)      Th    H    T O           (l)      Th    H    T O

                              9    3    6    7                 7     5    9    6                 8    5    2    7

                         – 7       2    0    4             – 2       3    4    6            – 5       4    0    6




            SUBTRACTION OF FOUR-DIGIT NUMBERS (BORROWING TENS/HUNDREDS)


            Example: Subtract          3586 from     7854.

            Solution: (i) We cannot subtract 6 ones from 4 ones.                            Th    H     T O


                                 We borrow 1 ten from 5 tens leaving 4 tens                            14
                                 regroup 1 ten 4 ones          =  14 ones                          7    4 14
                                                                                             7     8    5    4
                                         14 ones – 6 ones =  8 ones
                                                                                         – 3       5    8    6

                           (ii) Borrow  1  hundred  from  8                                  4     2    6    8
                                 hundreds leaving 7 hundreds.


                                 1 hundred 4 tens = 14 tens


                                 14 tens – 8 tens =  6 tens


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