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Question Video: Subtracting Three-Digit Numbers from Four-Digit Numbers with Regrouping Mathematics • Fourth Year of Primary School

Find the result of the following subtraction: 9213 − 425

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Find the result of the following subtraction: 9,213 subtract 425.

In this question, we have to subtract using the standard written method. We always start by subtracting in the ones column. We’ve got three ones, and we need to subtract five ones. But three is less than five, which means we’re going to need to regroup. We need to take a 10 and exchange it for 10 ones. Now we’ve got 13 ones. We can subtract five. 13 take away five leaves us with eight ones.

Next, we need to subtract in the tens column. There are no tens, and we need to subtract two 10s. And since zero is less than two, we’re going to have to regroup again. We need to take one of our hundreds and exchange it for 10 10s. So now we have 10 10s, and we need to take away two. And we know that 10 10s take away two 10s leaves us with eight 10s.

In the hundreds place, we’ve got one 100, and we need to subtract four 100s. Again, since one is less than four, we have to regroup. We need to take 1,000 and exchange it for 10 100s. Now we’ve got 11 100s. We can subtract four, which leaves us with seven 100s. Finally, we can subtract the thousands. There are eight 1,000s and nothing to subtract, which means we’ve got eight 1,000s left. 9,213 subtract 425 equals 8,788.

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