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                  Subtraction StorieS

                  Example 1: There were 9 cupcakes in a basket.

                                  4 cupcakes  were eaten. How many

                                  cupcakes  are left?

                  Solution:  9 – 4 = 5                                                   9
                                                                                      –  4
                                  Thus, 5 cupcakes are left.                             5

                  Example 2:  Mala has 8 marbles. Arpita has 5 marbles.

                                  Who has more marbles and by how many?

                  Solution:  Mala :

                                  Arpita :                                                     8
                                                                                           –   5
                                  Thus, Mala has 3 marbles more.                               3

                           Practice time 4H

                  Solve the following subtraction stories.

                  1.  Ayssa’s dog had 8 puppies.                  tens Ones
                       Ayssa gave 3 puppies to her

                       friends. How many puppies are  –
                       left with her?

                                                    2.  Joya found 17 seashells on the beach.                 tens Ones
                                                         After giving Samson some of her

                                                         seashells, she has 7 seashells left.

                                                         How many seashells did she give to                 –
                                                         Samson?

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