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Subtraction Without Borrowing | Class 2–3 Maths | CBSE & UP Board | GPN

Class 2 Class 3 CBSE UP Board 📘 What's inside: 1 What is Subtraction Without Borrowing? 2 Subtracting 2-Digit Numbers 3 Subtracting 3-Digit Numbers 4 Word Problems 5 Exam Questions Concept 1 — What is Subtraction Without Borrowing? When we subtract using the column method, sometimes the digit on top in a column is smaller than the digit below it. In that case we need to borrow from the next column — that is called subtraction with borrowing and is a separate topic. In subtraction without borrowing , every digit of the minuend is greater than or equal to the digit of the subtrahend in the same column. This means we simply subtract each column directly — no borrowing, no extra steps. The one rule to check: Before you start, scan each column. If every top digit ≥ bottom digit (O ≥ O, T ≥ T, H ≥ H), there is no borrowing needed and ...

Subtraction With Borrowing (Regrouping) | Class 2–4 Maths | CBSE & UP Board | GPN

Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 CBSE UP Board &#128216; What's inside: 1 What is Borrowing / Regrouping? 2 Subtracting 2-Digit Numbers With Borrowing 3 Subtracting 3-Digit Numbers With Borrowing 4 Word Problems 5 Exam Questions Concept 1 — What is Borrowing / Regrouping? When we subtract using the column method, sometimes the digit on top in a column is smaller than the digit below it. We cannot subtract a bigger number from a smaller one directly. So we borrow 1 ten from the next column on the left, convert it into 10 ones , and add it to the current column. This is called borrowing or regrouping . 3 − 7 Problem Top digit < bottom digit — cannot subtract directly! borrow 1 Take 1 ten from next column Cross out that digit, write one less above it 13 − 7 Now subtract 3 + 10 = 13. Now 1...