Practice subtracting 3-digit numbers when no regrouping is needed.
Read each problem carefully. Subtract the ones, then the tens, then the hundreds. Show your work in the space provided.
Practice subtracting hundreds, tens, and ones
Math - Grade 2-3
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Solve: 482 - 251 = ?
- 2
Solve: 736 - 214 = ?
- 3
Solve: 965 - 432 = ?
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A library had 578 books on a shelf. Students checked out 326 books. How many books are left on the shelf?
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Solve: 849 - 617 = ?
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Solve: 693 - 172 = ?
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There were 764 stickers in a box. Mia used 231 stickers for a project. How many stickers are still in the box?
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Solve: 528 - 304 = ?
- 9
Solve: 887 - 465 = ?
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A school collected 956 cans for recycling. The third grade collected 423 of them. How many cans were collected by the other grades?
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Solve: 674 - 352 = ?
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Solve: 399 - 158 = ?
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Use place value to solve: 745 - 123 = ? Write the hundreds, tens, and ones you subtract.
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A farmer picked 689 apples. She sold 246 apples. How many apples does she have left?
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Solve: 853 - 521 = ? Then explain how you know no regrouping is needed.