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Subtraction Of Whole Numbers Using An
Expanded Method
(the last step towards using a standard written
method for subtraction)
Part 5 of 5: How to deal with zeros when subtracting.

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Subtraction Of Whole Numbers Using An
Expanded Method
(the last step towards using a standard written
method for subtraction)
Part 5 of 5: How to deal with zeros when subtracting.
It is important that you have already viewed and understood parts 1, 2, 3
& 4 before you go any further.

For more maths help & free games related to this,
visit: www.makemymathsbetter.com
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286

700
_

0

0

200

80

6
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds

600
700
_

0

0

200

80

6
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.

600
700
_

100
0

0

200

80

6
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens

600
700
_

90
100
0

0

200

80

6
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

6
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

6
4

The units can then
be subtracted.
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

6

10

4

Followed by the
tens.
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

6

400

10

4

And finally the
hundreds.
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:

7 0 0
_

2 8 6
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
6

7 0 0
_

2 8 6

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the hundreds
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
6

10

7 0 0
_

2 8 6

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the hundreds
to the tens
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
6

10

7 0 0
_

2 8 6

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the hundreds
to the tens. Then
from the tens
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
6

10 10

7 0 0
_

2 8 6

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the hundreds
to the tens. Then
from the tens to the
units.
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
6

10 10

7 0 0
_

2 8 6
4

The units can then
be subtracted,
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
6

10 10

7 0 0
_

2 8 6
1 4

The units can then
be subtracted,
followed by the tens
How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units

600
700
_

90
100 10
0
0

200

80

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

400 + 10 + 4

=

414

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
6

10 10

7 0 0
_

2 8 6
4 1 4

The units can then
be subtracted,
followed by the tens
and finally the
hundreds.
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236

800
_

0

3

200

30

6
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds

700
800
_

0

3

200

30

6
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.

700
800
_

100
0

3

200

30

6
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens
700
800
_

90
100
0

3

200

30

6
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

6
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

6
7

The units can then
be subtracted.
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

6

60

7

Followed by the
tens.
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

6

500

60

7

And finally the
hundreds.
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:

8 0 3
_

2 3 6
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
7

8 0 3
_

2 3 6

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the hundreds
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
7

10

8 0 3
_

2 3 6

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the hundreds
to the tens
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
7

10

8 0 3
_

2 3 6

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the hundreds
to the tens. Then
from the tens
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
7

10 13

8 0 3
_

2 3 6

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the hundreds
to the tens. Then
from the tens to the
units
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
7

10 13

8 0 3
_

2 3 6
7

The units can then
be subtracted,
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
7

10 13

8 0 3
_

2 3 6
6 7

The units can then
be subtracted,
followed by the tens
The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for
example 803 – 236
First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens.
Then, from the tens to the units
700
800
_

90
100 13
0
3

200

30

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.

6

500 + 60 + 7

=

567

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
9
7

10 13

8 0 3
_

2 3 6
5 6 7

The units can then
be subtracted,
followed by the tens
and finally the
hundreds.
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124

500
_

70

0

100

20

4
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens

500
_

60
70

0

100

20

4
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4
6

The units can then
be subtracted.
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

40

6

The units can then
be subtracted.
Followed by the
tens
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400

40

6

The units can then
be subtracted.
Followed by the
tens and then the
hundreds.
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400 + 40 + 6

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.
=

446
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400 + 40 + 6

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.
=

446

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400 + 40 + 6

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.
=

446

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:

5 7 0
_

1 2 4
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400 + 40 + 6

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.
=

446

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
6

5 7 0
_

1 2 4

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the tens
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400 + 40 + 6

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.
=

446

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
6 10

5 7 0
_

1 2 4

Firstly, an
adjustment is made
from the tens to the
units
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400 + 40 + 6

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.
=

446

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
6 10

5 7 0
_

1 2 4
6

The units can then
be subtracted,
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400 + 40 + 6

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.
=

446

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
6 10

5 7 0
_

1 2 4
4 6

The units can then
be subtracted,
followed by the tens
Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column,
for example 570 – 124
First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units

500
_

60
70

10
0

100

20

4

400 + 40 + 6

To complete the sum,
add up the 3 answers to
give a final total.
=

446

When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard
written method:
6 10

5 7 0
_

1 2 4
4 4 6

The units can then
be subtracted,
followed by the tens
and finally the
hundreds
That’s it for now......

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Subtraction Using An Expanded Method (part 5 of 5)

  • 1. Subtraction Of Whole Numbers Using An Expanded Method (the last step towards using a standard written method for subtraction) Part 5 of 5: How to deal with zeros when subtracting. For more maths help & free games related to this, visit: www.makemymathsbetter.com
  • 2. Subtraction Of Whole Numbers Using An Expanded Method (the last step towards using a standard written method for subtraction) Part 5 of 5: How to deal with zeros when subtracting. It is important that you have already viewed and understood parts 1, 2, 3 & 4 before you go any further. For more maths help & free games related to this, visit: www.makemymathsbetter.com
  • 3. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 700 _ 0 0 200 80 6
  • 4. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds 600 700 _ 0 0 200 80 6
  • 5. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. 600 700 _ 100 0 0 200 80 6
  • 6. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens 600 700 _ 90 100 0 0 200 80 6
  • 7. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 6
  • 8. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 6 4 The units can then be subtracted.
  • 9. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 6 10 4 Followed by the tens.
  • 10. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 6 400 10 4 And finally the hundreds.
  • 11. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414
  • 12. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method:
  • 13. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 7 0 0 _ 2 8 6
  • 14. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 6 7 0 0 _ 2 8 6 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the hundreds
  • 15. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 6 10 7 0 0 _ 2 8 6 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens
  • 16. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 6 10 7 0 0 _ 2 8 6 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then from the tens
  • 17. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 6 10 10 7 0 0 _ 2 8 6 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then from the tens to the units.
  • 18. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 6 10 10 7 0 0 _ 2 8 6 4 The units can then be subtracted,
  • 19. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 6 10 10 7 0 0 _ 2 8 6 1 4 The units can then be subtracted, followed by the tens
  • 20. How to deal with zeros when subtracting, for example 700 – 286 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 600 700 _ 90 100 10 0 0 200 80 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 400 + 10 + 4 = 414 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 6 10 10 7 0 0 _ 2 8 6 4 1 4 The units can then be subtracted, followed by the tens and finally the hundreds.
  • 21. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236
  • 22. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 800 _ 0 3 200 30 6
  • 23. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds 700 800 _ 0 3 200 30 6
  • 24. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. 700 800 _ 100 0 3 200 30 6
  • 25. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens 700 800 _ 90 100 0 3 200 30 6
  • 26. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 6
  • 27. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 6 7 The units can then be subtracted.
  • 28. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 6 60 7 Followed by the tens.
  • 29. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 6 500 60 7 And finally the hundreds.
  • 30. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567
  • 31. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method:
  • 32. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 8 0 3 _ 2 3 6
  • 33. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 7 8 0 3 _ 2 3 6 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the hundreds
  • 34. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 7 10 8 0 3 _ 2 3 6 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens
  • 35. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 7 10 8 0 3 _ 2 3 6 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then from the tens
  • 36. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 7 10 13 8 0 3 _ 2 3 6 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then from the tens to the units
  • 37. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 7 10 13 8 0 3 _ 2 3 6 7 The units can then be subtracted,
  • 38. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 7 10 13 8 0 3 _ 2 3 6 6 7 The units can then be subtracted, followed by the tens
  • 39. The same technique is used when there is just a zero in the tens column, for example 803 – 236 First, an adjustment is made from the hundreds to the tens. Then, from the tens to the units 700 800 _ 90 100 13 0 3 200 30 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. 6 500 + 60 + 7 = 567 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 9 7 10 13 8 0 3 _ 2 3 6 5 6 7 The units can then be subtracted, followed by the tens and finally the hundreds.
  • 40. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124
  • 41. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 500 _ 70 0 100 20 4
  • 42. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens 500 _ 60 70 0 100 20 4
  • 43. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4
  • 44. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 6 The units can then be subtracted.
  • 45. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 40 6 The units can then be subtracted. Followed by the tens
  • 46. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 40 6 The units can then be subtracted. Followed by the tens and then the hundreds.
  • 47. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 + 40 + 6 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. = 446
  • 48. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 + 40 + 6 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. = 446 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method:
  • 49. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 + 40 + 6 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. = 446 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 5 7 0 _ 1 2 4
  • 50. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 + 40 + 6 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. = 446 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 6 5 7 0 _ 1 2 4 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the tens
  • 51. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 + 40 + 6 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. = 446 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 6 10 5 7 0 _ 1 2 4 Firstly, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units
  • 52. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 + 40 + 6 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. = 446 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 6 10 5 7 0 _ 1 2 4 6 The units can then be subtracted,
  • 53. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 + 40 + 6 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. = 446 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 6 10 5 7 0 _ 1 2 4 4 6 The units can then be subtracted, followed by the tens
  • 54. Again, a similar technique is used when there is just a zero in the units column, for example 570 – 124 First, an adjustment is made from the tens to the units 500 _ 60 70 10 0 100 20 4 400 + 40 + 6 To complete the sum, add up the 3 answers to give a final total. = 446 When this can be performed confidently, it can be simplified to a standard written method: 6 10 5 7 0 _ 1 2 4 4 4 6 The units can then be subtracted, followed by the tens and finally the hundreds
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