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07 - Subtraction of Whole Numbers Without Regrouping

This document provides instruction on subtracting whole numbers without regrouping. It begins with examples of subtracting numbers with 5 or more digits from numbers with 6 or more digits. It then explains the step-by-step process of subtracting place values from right to left without regrouping. Finally, it provides practice problems for students to apply the skill and check their understanding.

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07 - Subtraction of Whole Numbers Without Regrouping

This document provides instruction on subtracting whole numbers without regrouping. It begins with examples of subtracting numbers with 5 or more digits from numbers with 6 or more digits. It then explains the step-by-step process of subtracting place values from right to left without regrouping. Finally, it provides practice problems for students to apply the skill and check their understanding.

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SUBTRACTION OF WHOLE NUMBERS WITHOUT REGROUPING

Objective: Subtract 5 or more digit number from 6 or more digit numbers without
regrouping.

Review

A. Find the difference.

1) 46 2) 573 3) 687
- 23 - 142 - 453

4) 1 039 5) 3 475
- 718 - 934

B. Solve the following.

1) What is 45 less than the sum of 8 and 15?

2) Ricky picked 29 guavas. He gave 12 to his friends. How many guavas


were left for him?

Did you get all the items correctly? If not, review first the processes you
missed before you proceed to this lesson.

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Study and Learn

Do you know how to subtract 5 or more digit numbers from 6 or more digit
number without regrouping? If you don't, here's how. Just follow the steps.

a) 793 486 Start from the ones place.


- 61 154 Subtract 4 from 6 the difference is 2.
2

b) 793 486 Subtract 5 tens from 8 tens. The


- 61 154 difference is 3 tens.
32

c) 793 486 Subtract 1 hundred from 4 hundreds.


- 61 154 The difference is 3 hundreds.
332

d) 793 486 Subtract 1 thousand from 3 thousands


- 61 154 the difference is 2 thousands.
2 332

e) 793 486 Subtract 6 ten thousands from 9 ten


- 61 154 thousands the difference is 3 ten thousands.
32 332

Then, bring down 7 since our


subtrahend is only up to ten thousands
f) 793 486 place.
- 61 154
132 332 This is your final answer.

Do you like to try some more exercises? Work in "Try These" items.

Try These
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Do the following exercises to further understand the lesson.

1) 253 579 2) 149 665


- 20 165 - 17 412

3) 284 764 4) 137 552 5) 357 416


- 153 311 - 123 431 - 216 213

How does it feel when you were doing the exercises? Be sure to
remember the following:

Wrap Up

To subtract 5 digit numbers from 6 digit numbers, start from the ones
digits followed by the tens, hundreds, thousands up to the last digit with
the highest place value.

On Your Own

This time you are ready to test how far you have learned the lesson.

A. Subtract the following.

1) 287 196 2) 279 654 3) 754 683


- 163 164 - 59 431 - 310 521

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B. Find the missing number.

1) 49 5 8 3 7 2) 78 7 2 5 1 3) 8 9 3 5 2 6
- _7_ 2__ - _1 _ _ 3 _ - _7_ 1__
------------------ ----------------- ------------------
1_4 _24 3_5121 621 412

Check your answer with the key to correction.

If you get 5 or 6 correct answers, you have mastered the skills in


this module and you may proceed to the next.
If you get 3 or 4 correct answers, review the processes you missed.
If you get 2 correct answers or below, repeat the whole process.

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