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Question Video: Counting in Ones to Subtract One-Digit Numbers from Three-Digit Numbers Using a Number Line Mathematics

Count in ones to subtract. 358 − 6 = _

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Count in ones to subtract. 358 subtract six equals what?

We have to subtract six from 358. And we’re given a number line which starts at 350 and ends at 360. The question tells us to count in ones to subtract. When we’re subtracting, we need to count back along the number line. We need to start at 358 and count back six. And if we count in ones, we need to count back six times. One, two, three, four, five, six.

We started at 358 on the number line. We counted back in ones six times. That took us to the number 352. 358 subtract six equals 352. To subtract the six ones from our three-digit number, we counted back in ones. We counted back six times until we reached the number 352.

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