Subtraction practice problems - page 74 of 77
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- Square plate
The locksmith cut a square metal plate with a sidelong 6 dm into two identical rectangular openings with 2.5 dm and 2 dm dimensions. Calculate the remainder of the square plate. - Grower
Grower harvested 160 kg of apples. Pears harvested ten times less. a) How many kilograms of pears were harvested? b) How many apples and pears were harvested? c) How many kg harvested pears less than apples? - Clock Tower
What angle is between hands-on Clock Tower when it shows 17 hours and 35 minutes? - Three-digit
How many three-digit natural numbers are greater than 321 if no digit in the number is repeated?
- Annie
Annie had a few cents in her wallet. She bought three buns for 9 cents. Now she has 53 cents in the wallet. How many cents previously Annie had in the wallet? - Trickster 2
Jester had in his wallet a few cents. One friend returned 4 cents and another friend 7 cents. Now he has 51 cents in the wallet. How many cents had previously been in his wallet? - Square and circle
Into the square is an inscribed circle with a diameter of 10 cm. What is the difference between circumference square and circle? - Mrs XY
Mrs. Novak is employed. In January 2015, the gross income reached € 1348. Insurance is a 323.52 euro and income tax 153.67 euros. Employer precipitated Mrs. Novak in recent clashes € 115, of which 57 euros for the savings account, and 58 euros for repayme - Snow balls
Adam made 26 snowballs. Boris made fewer snowballs. How many snowballs could Boris do?
- Buffet
At the school, buffet were 30 children. Twenty-one children bought sandwiches, and 15 children bought lemonade. Four children did not buy anything. How many children bought lemonade and sandwiches? - Floods
After the floods that hit a school, parents help repair the damage. My father worked at the school 50 hours, my mom 5 hours less. How many hours worked, mother? How many hours worked my parents together? - No. 215
From the number 215, we can create a four-digit number that, among its numbers, manually type any other digit. Thus, we created two four-digit numbers whose difference is 120. What two four-digit numbers might that be? - Apples
Hanka has 5 apples more than Juro and 7 apples less than Mirka. Mirka has 19 apples. How many apples have Hanka, and how many Juro? - 7th grade pupils
Pupils research which winter sport their classmates is most popular. They found that 2/5 of classmates would most like to play hockey, skate preferred 2/9 pupils, 3/10 students prefer skiing, and 1/15 of classmates don't like any winter sport. What propor
- Cupcakes
In a bowl were some cupcakes. Janka ate one-third, and Danka ate one-quarter of the cupcakes. a) How many cookies ate together? b) How many cookies remain in a bowl? Write the results as a decimal number and notepad as a fraction. - Sparrow ball
On the sparrow's ball were males and females. There were 160 sparrows. Males were 24 more than females. How many sparrow females were at a ball? - Christmas balls
On the Christmas tree, we put 21 Christmas balls of two colors. Eight of them were blue. How many Christmas balls were red? - Toy Cars
Peter has 24 toy cars, Zdenko has 9 toy cars less. How many toy cars has Zdenko? - Aircrafts
James makes the 21 paper aircraft. It is 9 pieces more than make Matthew. How many paper aircraft were Matthew made?
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