Subtraction Problems

Hi Jaya, let's solve these subtraction problems together. We have four separate problems to work through, and we will focus on borrowing where necessary.

For our first problem, eight hundred twenty-five minus six hundred ninety-three. Five minus three is two. For the tens place, we cannot subtract nine from two, so we borrow from the hundreds, making it twelve minus nine, which is three. Seven minus six is one. The result is one hundred thirty-two.

Next, let's look at eight hundred forty-one minus two hundred seventy-eight. Eleven minus eight gives three. Then we borrow for the tens place, making thirteen minus seven, which is six. Seven minus two is five. The result is five hundred sixty-three.