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              example 4: The population of a town is 28,76,543. Out of these, 15,42,678 are adult males
              and 12,50,799 are adult females. How many children are there in the town?
              Solution:                                                                  TL    L tth th H T O

                                                                                                        1   1   1
                            Number of adult males in the town                       =     1   5    4    2   6   7   8
                            Number of adult females in the town                     = + 1     2    5    0   7   9   9
                            Total population of adult males and females             =     2   7    9    3   4   7   7
                            Now, find the number of children in the town.

                                                                                          TL   L tth th H T O
                                                                                               7   17       4  13 13
                            Total population of the town                          =       2   8    7    6   5   4   3
                            Total population of adult males and females           =   – 2      7   9    3   4   7   7
                            Therefore, number of children in the town             =                8    3   0   6   6

                       Practice time 2b


                1.  Subtract the following:
                    (a)      3 9 5 4 6 2 1 (b)               4 2 5 9 8 9 7 3 (c)               5 8 0 2 1 2 3

                         – 2 9 6 3 5 4 0                  – 1 7 8 3 4 7 0 2                – 4 0 2 6 7 8 7



                    (d)      8 1 6 5 6 3 2 (e)                3 2 5 6 7 0 1           (f)     9 3 1 0 1 2 0 2
                         –      9 2 1 5 6 7               – 1 9 9 9 9 9 9                  – 8 7 5 0 0 8 9 6



                2.  Arrange in columns and subtract. Also, check your answer.
                    (  a)  6,43,648 – 1,73,643                         (b)  78,82,436 – 52,90,364

                    (c)  80,36,436 – 42,93,673                         (d)  7,55,73,648 – 2,22,96,483
                    (  e)  3,75,73,648 – 1,02,96,483                    (f)  1,00,00,000 – 33,33,333
                3.  Fill the missing digits in the blank boxes.

                    (a)     5   2       3       4    (b)     6   0   8       9   0    (c)         7   6  4       6
                         –      1   2       1   8         –      8   0   5       8         – 2    3   9  4   8

                            4       4   4   4                4           5   8                2       6      5   4

                    (d)         7   3   6       4    (e)     6   7   3       4   8    (f)     8   4      3   6   5

                         – 2    9   4   8   3             – 4    1       3   4   2         –      2   9          7
                            2       8       6   1                5   6   3   0                3       0  7   2

                4.  Use the properties of subtraction to fill in the blanks.
                    (  a)  8,67,383 – 0 = ____________               (b)  64,361 – ____________ = 64,361

                    (  c)  4,20,805 – 1 = ____________               (d)  9,96,494 – ____________ = 9,96,493
                    (  e)  71,43,260 – 71,43,260 = __________  (f)  2,43,646 – ____________ = 0


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