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Three-digit subtraction, borrowing from the hundreds worksheets Grades 2–3

Subtract three-digit numbers, borrowing a hundred for the tens.

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How to do it

When the top tens digit is smaller, borrow 1 hundred.

Example problems

  1. 927− 335\begin{array}{r}927 \\ -\,335 \\ \hline \end{array}
  2. 622− 241\begin{array}{r}622 \\ -\,241 \\ \hline \end{array}
  3. 909− 196\begin{array}{r}909 \\ -\,196 \\ \hline \end{array}
  4. 718− 197\begin{array}{r}718 \\ -\,197 \\ \hline \end{array}

Three- and four-digit addition and subtraction

  1. Three-digit addition without carrying
  2. Three-digit addition, carrying from the ones
  3. Three-digit addition, carrying from the tens
  4. Three-digit addition, carrying twice
  5. Three-digit subtraction without borrowing
  6. Three-digit subtraction, borrowing from the tens
  7. Three-digit subtraction, borrowing from the hundreds
  8. Three-digit subtraction, borrowing twice
  9. Subtracting across zeros
  10. Four-digit addition and subtraction
  11. Adding columns of numbers