Worksheet: Subtracting Integers

In this worksheet, we will sharpen our subtraction skills by subtracting one- or two-digit numbers and using this to solve problems in real-life situations.

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Find the missing number.

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Find the missing number.

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Find the missing number.

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Which subtraction sentence is equal to ?

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What is 16 take away 7?

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Which of the following is equal to ?

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Which subtraction sentence is equal to 8 + 5?

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Here are two number sentences which have a missing number. Which number completes both of the number sentences?

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Select the word problem whose answer is .

AThere were 11 fewer girls than boys at a summer camp. There were 52 boys. How many girls were there?
BThere were 11 more girls than boys at a summer camp. There were 52 boys. How many girls were there?

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12 dogs were in a pet show. There were 17 pets in total at the show. How many were not dogs?

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There were 98 birds in a tree. 36 flew away. How many are left?

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A store had 67 cans of soft drinks. If 55 of them were sold, how many cans are left?

A14 cans
B61 cans
C12 cans
D56 cans
E67 cans

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There are 20 people in a swimming pool. If two more jump in, how many people will be there in the swimming pool?

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There are 15 people waiting for the bus. Ten more people join them. How many are waiting now?

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Find the equation that answers this problem:

Today, Emma is 37 years old and Justin is 61 years old. How old was Justin 23 years ago?

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