DOUBLE DIGIT SUBTRACTION WITH REGROUPING
Q.1) Subtract 35 - 17 = ?
METHOD
Step 1. – Subtract the ‘Ones’
But, 5 ‘Ones’ < 7 ‘Ones’
There are not enough ‘Ones’, so, Re-group.
3 Tens and 5 Ones. So, place/add 1 before 5 ‘Ones’ , now the number stands 15 and then subtract 7 from 15.
15 ‘Ones’ – 7 ‘Ones’ = 8 ‘Ones.
Write 8 in the ‘Ones’ column.
Step 2. – In Step 1. We have placed/added 1 before 5.
‘Ones’ and Now, to balance subtract 1 from 3 ‘Tens’ and then the number stands at 2 ‘Tens’. Now, subtract 1 ‘Ten’ from 2 ‘Tens’.
2 ‘Tens’ – 1 ‘Ten’ = 1 ‘Ten’.
Write ‘1’ in the ‘Tens’ column.
So, the answer is 18 (Ans.)
Q. 2) Subtract 47 - 39 = ?
METHOD
Step 1.– Subtract the ‘Ones’
But, 7 ‘Ones’ < 9 ‘Ones’
There are not enough ‘Ones’, so, Re-group.
4 Tens and 7 Ones. So, place/add 1
before 7 ‘Ones’, now the number
stands 17 and then subtract 9 from 17.
17 ‘Ones’ – 9 ‘Ones’ = 8 ‘Ones’
Write 8 in the ‘Ones’ column.
Step 2.– In Step 1. We have placed/added 1 before 7 ‘Ones’ and Now, to balance subtract 1 from 4 ‘Tens’ and then the number stands at 3 ‘Tens’. Now, subtract 3 ‘Ten’ from 3 ‘Tens’.
3 ‘Tens’ – 3 ‘Ten’ = 0 ‘Ten’.
Write ‘0’ in the ‘Tens’ column.
So, the answer is 8 (Ans.)
(As you Know value of ZERO before number is none/nothing/no-value)
Q. 3) Subtract 72 - 28 = ?
METHOD
Step 1.– Subtract the ‘Ones’
But, 2 ‘Ones’ < 4 ‘Ones’
There are not enough ‘Ones’, so, Re-group.
7 Tens and 2 Ones. So, place/add 1
before 2 ‘Ones’, now the number
stands 12 and then subtract 8 from 12.
12 ‘Ones’ – 8 ‘Ones’ = 4 ‘Ones’
Write 4 in the ‘Ones’ column.
Step 2.– In Step 1. We have placed/added 1 before 7 ‘Ones’ and Now, to balance subtract 1 from 7 ‘Tens’ and then the number stands at 6 ‘Tens’. Now, subtract
2 ‘Tens’ from 6 ‘Tens’.
6 ‘Tens’ – 2 ‘Ten’ = 4 ‘Ten’.
Write ‘4’ in the ‘Tens’ column.
So, the answer is 44 (Ans.)